Indeed, you're not, Nelson! How poignant an image is this, & not for the first time, Andrew! So sad that all the good craft that formerly happened here, is no more. Long live slate & thatch, & all who work it! Roger.

Great image, great beast! And he likes butter! Roger.

Beautiful creature, technical excellence, a work of Art. No change there, then, Tom! Thank you, thankyou, for letting us see something that, in our normal, everyday lives we may otherwise not see. Roger.

Very good composition, the symetry* of the damselfly set in the asymetry* of the foliage. And the colours......:D.....beautiful! Roger. (*Sorry, I don't think these look right!)

Great shot of beautiful creatures! Thanks for letting us see. Roger.

Thanks, Steve for the story behind the shot. (And the PM!) Roger.

YR gets my vote! Roger.

Wonderful image, Steve! I was thinking, could you give those here who are aspiring bird snappers a little background, the story behind the taking of this shot? Where, what sort of terrain, from a hide(?), weather, how far from the car to carry the gear, etc., etc.? Research as to where the birds were? Hope it's not too much of a pain, but I, for one, would find it very interesting. ...

Looking down on a great bird, every single feather working its nuts off!!! Thanks for showing us T Pack, Coker.

A really strong, graphic image, Andy, which I think could be further strengthened by a different b/g colour, rather than the neutral, soft one here. Coker.