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The
Dragonflies and Damselflies belong to the order Odonata. They are
both long-bodied insects with two sets of long, delicate-veined wings
and are often beautifully coloured. They tend to perch on low
vegetation near water, where they occasionally fly off to catch
another insect. But despite their sometimes slightly fearsome
appearance they are completely incapable of harming humans.
Dragonflies generally rest with their wings outspread, while
Damselflies generally rest with their wings held back along their
body.
 Dragonfly
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