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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
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More than 6500 species of dragonflies have been described in the world, and they can be found on all continents except Antarctica. The most species rich countries are Brazil and Indonesia both housing more than 900 species.
Årets gang
2026-10-25 Oktobervejr med 10-15 grader i nedadgående retning. Sol- og skydage i afveksling med regnbyger. Vinde uden storm. Og blade som stiger i kulør dag for dag nu. Og vi glæder os. Verden raser rundt om os, men uden for mit vindue ligner alt en god gammeldags oktober. Vi mangler bare en stille nordøsten vind til at skabe de høje klare dage som også altid har været en del af oktober, men som nu er rykket til november - af de som ved hvad de gør. Og jeg takker for det hele her på denne dag (toogtyvende), hvor jeg har befundet mig på denne jordklode i hele 60 år. Hverken mere eller mindre. Selv om det hurtigt og hele tiden bliver mere og mere. Hvor langt mon det når? Og nattefrosten ligger og lurer l ...read more
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