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Dragonfly wingspans are 2-5 inches, fossils have been found with wingspans of up to 2 feet!
Dragonfly wingspans are 2-5 inches, fossils have been found with wingspans of up to 2 feet!

Photo By David Ramelli Director @ Red Bluff Round-Up Assn.

Dragonflies have serrated teeth and a labrum at the front of their mouth that can rapidly shoot out
Dragonflies have serrated teeth and a labrum at the front of their mouth that can rapidly shoot out

Photo By David Ramelli

Dragonflies grow and develop underwater, so consider a pond or aquatic feature in your garden!
Dragonflies grow and develop underwater, so consider a pond or aquatic feature in your garden!

Photo By David Ramelli

Dragonfly wingspans are 2-5 inches, fossils have been found with wingspans of up to 2 feet!
Dragonfly wingspans are 2-5 inches, fossils have been found with wingspans of up to 2 feet!

Photo By David Ramelli Director @ Red Bluff Round-Up Assn.

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Our deepest thanks go to David Ramelli for generously sharing his stunning photography on our website. His mesmerizing photos perfectly encapsulate the spirit of the Sacramento River Discovery Center Inc. and the beauty of its natural marvels.

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