Over the water – on the water – and under the water. A few hours at Swanick lakes, once a clay pit for Bursledon brickworks. Today the area is a nature reserve with a mixture of woodland, lakes and meadows. The site is managed by Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wifelife Trust and is spread over 35-hectares.
Dragonflies and Danselflies
Coot.
Fish. I have never fished and I do not know which species of fish this is. They are large about 2 feet long.
Continued Reflections from my World. 
Saw a blue damselfly this afternoon and gave up trying to photograph it – too fast and flighty (pun intended)! Your photos are impressive, as always.
I wonder if that fish is a carp? I grew up on a lake in Washington state that had them. They’re huge, and always scared me when they swam near the surface on warm summer days, right where I wanted to swim! Apparently they’re boney, so not valued by those who fish.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Peggy also thinks so – so looking like a Carp
LikeLike
The fish could be a Carp – we have a lot of them in Arkansas. Love Dragonflies – great pictures.
LikeLike
thanks, Peggy I sure you are right Looked up Carp and looks like it.
LikeLiked by 1 person