Damselfly, the Graceful Flier

Damselfly is an areal insect. It belongs to the suborder Zygoptera. This species commonly found near the water and sometime we can also find them in the bush. I found these damselflies near the ponds where they were a bit busy during the late afternoon which made me play hide and seek to take proper shots from the closest range. I think, I have to take this one when it stopped by on the rock. Not long after that, it swung around and there I was ready with my camera. It is classified into a member of damselfly that commonly lives near the stream or rocky river. I like seeing it calm as if it was there giving out itself to be captured. Known as Euphaea aspasia, in the genus of damselfly, under the family Chlorocyphidae. Since it has smaller and slender body, I managed to look for possible angle so that it could be taken properly. This species is regarded as beautiful damselfly that mostly live throughout tropical countries. Look like a little dragonfly but it tends to be classified into damselfly. After spending some time, I was finally able to capture some pictures of these two fascinating species of winged insect.

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Camera	Nikon D7000
Category	Insect Photography
Lens	Tamron Tele-Macro 70-300