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Dragonflies in Denmark 2025
2026-03-03 - 2025 was a moderate year in Denmark. No new species detected and numbers and distribution of most species seems to be unchanged from previous years.

April is the month where dragonflies start to fly in Denmark and this year it was generally chilly but dry and sunny. This combination of conditions might be the reason why relatively many species could be seen during this month, 14. ... read more
Did you know that...
The dragonfly with the largest wingspan (19 cm) in the world is actually a damselfly: The Blue-winged Helicopter (Megaloprepus caerulatus) from Central and South America.
Årets gang
2026-08-20 Nu inde i midten af august, og vejret tager det med ro. En tyve sommergrader deromkring og skyer og vinde fra vest, som det meste. Behageligt men fortsat ikke noget regn på Amager. I sydeuropa er der fortsat brande i både øst og vest, men selv medierne synes at have fået nok, så vi bliver ikke overfodret længere. Bare korte konstateringer.

Der er naturligvis et hav af andre hjerteskærende begivenheder man kunne berette om, i det nære og fra hele verden, hvis man fandt det nyttigt. Men er det ikke netop det enkelte menneskes virkelige opgave, at være i sin egen virkelighed, og kun forholde sig til det, som er reelt omkring dig selv? Velsignet være de mennesker som ikke er blevet til slaver a ...read more
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