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TOPIC: Lee Quarry, Whitworth Quarry & New Line Res 12/07/26
KEVIN LISTER
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Sun Jul 12 7:21 PM, 2026
Lee Quarry, Whitworth Quarry & New Line Res 12/07/26
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large red damselfly - 6 in Lee Quarry & 1 at New Line Res
common blue damselfly - 50+ in Lee Quarry, 220+ in Whitworth Quarry & c60 at New Line Res
blue-tailed damselfly - 5 in Lee Quarry
emerald damselfly - 1 in Lee Quarry & 5 in Whitworth Quarry
common darter - 3 in Lee Quarry
black darter - 3 in Lee Quarry & 3 in Whitworth Quarry
four-spotted chaser - 24 in Lee Quarry & 8 at Whitworth Quarry
black-tailed skimmer - male in Lee Quarry & 2 males in Whitworth Quarry
common hawker - 6 in Lee Quarry & 2 in Whitworth Quarry
emperor dragonfly - 6 in Lee Quarry, 2 in Whitworth Quarry & 1 at New Line res
cheers Kevin
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