Ruddy Darter
Flight period: mid June to mid September.
The Ruddy Darter is most common in southern and Eastern England but is expanding its range northwards. The population is augmented by continental migrants. They can be found around well-vegetated ponds, lakes, canals, ditches and sluggish rivers, often with woodland nearby.
Date: 15th July 2006
Location: Thrift Wood EWT reserve, Bicknacre, Essex
The Ruddy Darter is most common in southern and Eastern England but is expanding its range northwards. The population is augmented by continental migrants. They can be found around well-vegetated ponds, lakes, canals, ditches and sluggish rivers, often with woodland nearby.
Date: 15th July 2006
Location: Thrift Wood EWT reserve, Bicknacre, Essex
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Also in: Dragonflies and damselflies
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