macro dragonfly view from overhead

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Dragonfly eyes overhead view macro shot Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a violet dropwing dragonfly sitting on a dry stick Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro abstract view of a dragonfly perched on a yellow yarrow plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a black skimmer dragonfly with brown eyes looking up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro Dragonfly View from Overhead Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of the sand earth with a dragonfly perching on a small rock Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a male southern hawker dragonfly sitting top of a dead vine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a green and black dragonfly looks around by moving the green eyes while sitting on a dry stick Royalty Free Stock Photo

Overhead view of a yellow striped dragonfly sitting on the tip of a leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

an eye view of a dragonfly bug's eyes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Detailed macro view of a green dragonfly insect with intricate wing patterns isolated on white isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Intricate Overhead View of a Dragonfly on a Green Plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

Striking Closeup Overhead View of Red Skimmer or Firecracker Dragonfly with Crisp, Detailed, Intricate, Gossamer Wings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dragonflies, an amazing and unique insect is from the order Odonata and the Anisoptera suborder. The attractive characteristic of this creature is the multifaceted large eyes, an elongated body and four transparent and strong wings, with colored markings. They are often misunderstood as a damselfly, which has a similar structure, but the latter has a slightly lower build. These agile flyers have a beautiful metallic or iridescent color produced by the coloration of the structure, evolving them as a conspicuous insect during flight.