As summer fades, so too does the vibrant aerial ballet of London’s dragonflies. By late September, the skies grow quieter—charming chasers, dainty damselflies, and shimmering skimmers have all but vanished. Only a few hardy hawkers, darting darters, and elusive emeralds remain, offering a rare chance to hone your identification skills. From the dazzling blues of the migrant hawker to the metallic greens of the last emerald damselflies, this is a fleeting window to experience the season’s final flights. Whether you're scanning ponds at Richmond Park or tracing loops at Wimbledon Common, nature’s miniature marvels still have stories to tell—if you know where to look.
Return on September 25th to uncover the last dance of London’s dragonflies!
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