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The body of the dragonfly is supported by two pairs of extremely
powerful wings that help it float at the slightest breeze and can flap
fast and hard enough to hover even against a strong head wind. Here
again, although its wings are transparent and seem quite frail, you’ll
find they’re a whole lot stronger than they might seem at first sight.
The construction of my wings and the fact that they are not jointed like
those of butterflies, and can operate independently, helps the
dragonfly fly and run a neat little air show on its own, capable of
flight in all directions, up, down, left, right, forwards and even
backwards. Nope, the hummingbird is not the only one that can go on the
reverse gear.
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| Camera - Nikon Model - D7000 Exposure - 1/160s Aperture - F14 Focal Length - Kitlens@105mm + Raynox DCR250 ISO Value - 200 |
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| Camera - Nikon Model - D7000 Exposure - 1/160s Aperture - F14 Focal Length - Kitlens@105mm + Raynox DCR250 ISO Value - 200 |
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