Macrophotography: Damselfly Hunting

The orange marsh dart, the tiny predator, flew back and forth like a helicopter. In one flight, he managed to catch prey so easily. He eats his prey like chewing a snack. In less than a minute he devours his prey until it runs out, after which he flies again to sniff out other prey.

The orange marsh dart (Ceriagrion rubiae - Laidlaw, 1916) or commonly known as orange wax tail is a species of damselfly belonging to the Coenagrionidae family.

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