Males that are not quite mature may be predominantly blue but with some green remaining.
Blue Dragonfly (Common Pondhawk Dragonfly)
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Wow Just stunning What a great shot. I can’t seem to get things to sit still long enough for me to get the shot.
Thanks Moose!