何トンボでしょうか

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  • 日本の種類の蜻蛉についての質問です。
  • 日本の蜻蛉の種類について詳しく教えてください。
  • 日本に生息する蜻蛉の中から何のトンボが飛んでいるのか知りたいです。
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何トンボでしょうか

どういった種類の蜻蛉なのでしょうか。場所は日本です。 He would sit on the stone steps leading up to the porch and watch the scene around him. One day there was a large dragonfly that kept flying past, back and forth, about twenty yards in front of him. It flew in a straight line four of five feet above the ground, and when it reached a certain point it would turn around and fly back, again in a straight line. Everything about the creature was beautiful: its large eyes the color of green jade, its black and yellow stripes, the strong line of its body from the tight, thin waist to the end of its tail; and in particular its remarkably decisive movements.

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