Meanings of damselfly in inglés

The blue damselfly, on the other hand, has the upper hand in ephemeral water bodies, where there are no predators.

At the surface, the scribbling of whirligig beetles, the dimpling of featherweight pond skaters, a first damselfly unfolding crimson tinsel.

The red damselfly does better in extreme environments, such as high altitude tarns, where food is scarce and winter temperatures can drop very low.

The blue damselfly lives fast and dies young, while the red damselfly lives in the slow lane and can survive many months without eating.

PhD student Tanya Dann has been investigating the different speed lifestyles that two New Zealand damselfly species have Read more Audio 3:14 PM.

There are bumblebees and damselflies and holly blue butterflies and muslin moths.

Emerald green dragonflies and cerulean damselflies darted around her head as she worked.

New Zealand has six species of damselflies and eight species of commonly observed dragonflies.

About 270 million years ago, the group split into the true dragonflies and the damselflies.

Red damselflies prefer life in the slow lane.

Dragonflies at Lake Kohangapiripiri Earlier this year, Our Changing World featured a story about dragonflies and damselflies living at Lake Kohangapiripiri.

We have damselflies, dragonflies, moths, butterflies, frogs and pond skaters, all of which are an indication of how clean the water is.