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Welcome to the image collection dedicated to the amazing dragonflies! If you're looking for impressive photographs of these elegant insects, you've come to the right place. Here, you'll find high-quality images of dragonflies that can be used completely free of charge.

Dragonflies are ancient insects that inhabit many ecosystems, primarily near water bodies where they can live through various stages of development. These insects are characterized by their slender body structure, and their wings, transparent and delicate, allow them to maneuver among flowering plants and wildlife. Dragonflies help maintain balance in ecosystems by controlling the populations of small insects and serving as an important link in food chains.

Physical Characteristics

Dragonflies possess two pairs of wings that can move independently, providing excellent maneuverability. The sizes of dragonflies range from a few centimeters to over 10 centimeters in wingspan, depending on the species. Their bodies can be brightly colored or more modestly colored, equipped with complex eyes that allow for a wide field of view.

Habitat

Dragonflies most commonly inhabit areas around freshwater bodies, rivers, and lakes, where appropriate food can be found for their larvae, called nymphs. These terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems are ideal places for breeding and hunting, thanks to the richness of species and plant diversity.

Seasonal Variations

Depending on the time of year, dragonflies may change their activity and behavior. In the summer, when temperatures and humidity are high, these insects are particularly active, occasionally gathering in large groups near water bodies.

Landscape Elements

Among the floating plants, surrounded by reeds and cattails, dragonflies create an atmosphere of vibrant nature. Here, in their natural habitat, each frame reflects a unique symphony of life that unfolds before the viewers' eyes.

Dive into our collection and discover the world of dragonflies captured in their natural environment.

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