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Description
Not only dragonflies get all the love, but also damselflies
We know them as "caballitos del diablo" (devil's horses) in Spanish.
The most recognizable difference between dragonflies and damselflies are their wings:
dragonflies hold their wings out perpendicular to their bodies when resting,
while damselflies fold their wings up and hold them together across the
top of their backs (like the one in this photo)

Corregimiento de Uribe Uribe, Lebrija, Santander, Colombia

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Description
Not only dragonflies get all the love, but also damselflies
We know them as "caballitos del diablo" (devil's horses) in Spanish.
The most recognizable difference between dragonflies and damselflies are their wings:
dragonflies hold their wings out perpendicular to their bodies when resting,
while damselflies fold their wings up and hold them together across the
top of their backs (like the one in this photo)

Corregimiento de Uribe Uribe, Lebrija, Santander, Colombia

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