Another two dragon flies, seen in our garden for the first time during this month! The second sighting was accidental. I took a photo of the stem of a tree because to record the shoots sprouting on the stem. Seeing the dragon fly in the pre-review, I spotted it and kept watching it to be still!
It is easier to photograph dragon flies than Butterflies! I kept following two butterflies for a while to allow them to settle on a flower. They were faster than what the camera could shoot! Also the battery of the camera was almost drained!
The dragon flies do not feed on the flowers or leaves, as they are carnivorous and feed from insects in the fresh water! The butterflies feed on honey. That might be the reason for their behaviour! The butterflies are on the search for honey while the dragon flies rest on the leaves, stem or flowers!
Our habits influence our behaviour.
Yesterday, I watched two children. One played with twigs on the ground and the other with sand! Both of them are temperamentally different, but both are adorable and surprised me the way they played imaginatively!
I have become more familiar with this recently when I have had to associate with some friends in a collaborative work! The differences between people were due to the habits they developed to view and respond to situations! Our habits are our resources as much as we are open to adapt and revise to allow the interaction to give us new learning experiences!
M.C.Mathew(text and photo)
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