Dragon's Eye

I saw the Dragonfly fall into the pond, maybe it was newly eclosed, not sure. It tried to swim but couldn't of course. Found a long stick & rescued it. It dried out on my hand, posing for pictures. I didn't notice the water drop and the reflections until I checked the photos later.
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[Monica]

Fantastic shot, fav!

[Sue Hecker]

Wow, what a shot!

[Lesley Aldridge]

And for your kindness it rewarded you with this fabulous shot, a fav!

[FBailey]

Brilliant shot! x

[David]

You are a super-hero even if your drying skills need practise! :-) . Fab macro. Fav

[Lastrami]

Absolutely stunning! The waterdrop is like a magnifier. A fav, of course

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow and wow again!

[CC Folk]

Wow!

[Denise Wood]

Wow Jesika!!!! After reading your comments on the Monarch butterfly I thought I should have a look at your posts - and I'm overwhelmed :) Looks like you love insects, so I'm about to look at more of your posts - but first a fav and a follow :)

[Merrelyn]

Stunning image. I'm doing the same as @gilberwood :)

[Sue Cooper]

That’s a truly fabulous, amazing, stunning shot.

[Jesika]

@monicac @featherstone26 @countrylassie @fbailey @lostphojo @lastrami_ @koalagardens @gardenfolk @gilbertwood @susiemc @merrelyn Thank you all so very much, my wet Dragon is popular & trendy and I'm so pleased he's alive. It wasn't quite Pamela Anderson style. He hadn't broken surface tension but was in the middle of the pond which could have made things difficult unless he climbed up a plant. But then I wouldn't have got this unusual shot and he's OK so that's all that matters.
Thank you all again,
j

[Shanne]

stunning shot - wonderful to see