Damselfly Magnets

Realistic Illustrated Damselfly. A damselfly is a relative of the dragonfly except a damsel fly can fold its wings.

A damselfly resting on a leaf on the woodland floor.

I love this Damselfly on a plant stem. The vibrant blue colour I love the stripes and the detailed wings.

One of the most common damselflies in the UK. Male: blue and black with a mushroom/button shaped mark on segment 2 (below the wing base).

Common Blue Damselfly (Enallagma cyathegerum) resting on a grass stem near QEII Lake, Ashington, Northumberland. These beautiful insects are probably the most common British damselfly

This Common Blue Damselfly was photographed at Queen Elizabeth II Country Park, Ashington, Northumberland

Damselfly Adult is a print taken from my original gouache-watercolor painting. Fish adult damselfly floating patterns using a dead drift. And, use patterns that resemble the naturals where you are fishing. It’s always worth carrying a few adult dry fly damsel patterns. A great gift for the fly fisherman.

RB I Will Soon paint some Brook Trout, my work for sure;)

Lestes sponsa, is a damselfly. It is known commonly as the Emerald Damselfly or Common Spreadwing. Both males and females have a metallic green colour and when resting its wings are usually half opened

Ferns are vascular plants differing from lycophytes by having true leaves (megaphylls), which are often pinnate. Here we can see a damselfly resting and so ferns are essential to the forest and park areas... If anyone wants to ID then please comment...

Cartoon illustration of a cute little bat chasing a damselfly under a full moon.

Damselfly Nymph is a print taken from my original gouache-watercolor painting. The nymph is the longest stage of the Damselfly’s life cycle. They live, eat and grow among the weeds in 4 to 24 feet of water and undergo several molts during their development before maturity. Near shore they climb out of the water on anything they can anchor themselves to and become an adult. While fly fishing,imitate nymphs in their emergence stage by stripping the fly slowly upward, off the bottom. Damselfly nymph color will depend on the habitat in which they live so consider that when selecting a fly pattern. A great gift for the fly fisherman.

blue damselfly

damselfly on a twig

damselfly on grass

The damselfly Argia anceps is a common insect of Mexico and Central America.

A 'representational piece' depicting not only the 'plight of insect species and global biodiversity loss' - but that of 'the interdependency which we all thrive and depend upon' - which is 'clean, clear, and unpolluted habitats' both for us and wildlife! I decided to call this piece "Dirty White Insect Trash" as a blanket title - stemmed from the term "White trash" - a derogatory American English slur referring to poor white people, in particular, it was expressed in the rural southern United States... The label signified and signifies - a social class of the white population especially in - 'a degraded standard of living'... A reference to mass global population - is often given an analogous term of the human species - to that ...

Blue damselfly

A drawing of two dragonflies on a branch with leafs

Irish Damselfly by Screamin Pop (Design 1)

A Blue-tailed Damselfly reflected in a river

Beautiful damselfly up close

Close-up of a Blue-tailed Damselfly on a leaf

A damselfly in a tree.

A Blue-tailed Damselfly shot through purple flowers

This is a close-up of a Common Blue Damselfly on a rush stalk.

Common Blue Damselfly Looking through a Hole in a Leaf

Vintage 1966 Albanian postage stamp depicting a Beautiful demoiselle damselfly (Calopteryx virgo) insect similar to a dragonfly.

Ebony Jewelwings are a gorgeous species of damselfly. Unlike dragonflies, damselflies tuck in their wings when they land. How polite!

Damselflies: The skinny legends of the odonata world

Cute Anthropomorphic Human-like Cartoon Character Dragonfly / Damselfly in Clothes

This a close-up macro shot of a Blue-tailed Damselfly on a rush stalk.

A blue damselfly sits almost with his darkened shades on top of his head basking in the warm sunlight reflected off this tall buttercup acting as some kind of parabola. Insects are wonderful and we treat them with so little respect... Without them, we would not exist... My documentary 'Colours Of The Gulf' reflects on this ~ you can find it on youtube... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwGeJXZLwzM&t=2334s

ebony winged damselfly

Electric blue dragonfly resting on a tree branch in Michigan

A green or azure damselfly sits and rests on flowering grass..We do not normally think of the grasses as flowers, yet they are. They only lack the showy petals and sepals because they are wind pollinated.