Blue-eyed Darner Dragonflies

Rhionaeschna multicolor

Not A Blue-eyed Darner Dragonfly – Other Things With Wings

By Mia McPherson|June 29th, 2022|Categories: Blue-eyed Darner Dragonflies, Morgan County, Utah, Wasatch Mountains, Wildlife|Tags: Aeshna multicolor, Black, black bird, Black Twin Berry, Black twinberry honeysuckle, Blue-eyed, Blue-eyed Darner, canyon, Darner Dragonfly, dragonflies, dragonfly, honeysuckle, insects, Lonicera involucrata, mountains, odonata, resting, Rhionaeschna multicolor, riparian habitat, summer, wildflower|

I love photographing dragonflies so when this darner dragonfly landed in front of me near a creek in the Wasatch Mountains I was delighted.

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Summer Dragonflies And Butterflies At Bear River MBR

By Mia McPherson|August 26th, 2021|Categories: Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, Blue-eyed Darner Dragonflies, Box Elder County, Clouded Sulphur Butterflies, Purplish Copper Butterflies, Utah|Tags: adult, bloom, blooming, Blue-eyed Darner, butterflies, butterfly, Clouded Sulphur, Colias philodice, Common Sunflower, copper, coppers, copulating, dragonflies, dragonfly, female, Helianthus annuus, Lycaena helloides, male, marsh, mating, nectaring, pair, Purplish Copper, Rhionaeschna multicolor, sky, sulphur, sulphurs, summer, sunflower, sunflowers, wetlands, wildflowers, yellow wildflowers|

Today I am sharing some of the dragonflies and butterflies I've found at Bear River MBR in the summer.

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