Here be Dragon(flie)s

Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like there are a lot more dragonflies this year. I’m being dive bombed at home and at work. Fewer pesticides? Better breeding conditions this year versus last year? I suppose I don’t care, as long as they are beautiful.

Is anyone else noticing the same thing?

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4 Responses to “Here be Dragon(flie)s”


  • Hi Eva; I found you, of all things, on Paul Levy's blog about the feral tomatoes in Boston! I used to live in NVa. and recently moved to Annapolis, and we have an unusual # of dragonflies too. I am wondering if it's all the moisture last year – have to look up dragonfly life cycle, hmmm…

    Well, thanks to Paul you now have another reader!

  • So funny, we were jus talking about the dragonflies. We were visiting friends in Maine and watching the dragonflies over their field- it was unbelievable how many there were. They said it has been like that all year!

  • Things are definitely different this year. Nasturtiums that thrived last year never grew this year, although planted in the same place. Yes, I have noticed a few dragonflies around my house this summer, but have never see them here before.

  • I'm not seeing too many dragonflies here in Fairfax, but there were a lot more fireflies than in the past. Although they seem to have gone down a lot since July.

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