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06 Jul 2012 Four-spotted Chaser by Dawn Balmer

Many birdwatchers notice and identify dragonflies. Good news: BirdTrack now accepts dragonflies; just click the ‘dragonfly’ tab in Species Lists or Casual Records to add your dragonfly sightings! 2012 is the final year of the National Dragonfly Atlas, coordinated by the British Dragonfly Society, so now is a great time to start entering dragonfly records to BirdTrack. Note that in the redesign, the Comments box is now with the other optional details, accessed by clicking the '+' button.

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