Daily Postcard: A ‘Flame Skimmer’ (Libellula saturnata), the common name of this dragonfly is spotted Wednesday along the stream at the bottom of Ancho Canyon Trail. These dragonflies breed in the warm springs of Ancho Canyon and also Pajarito Springs at the bottom of the Red Dot Trail. During the summer they often fly out of the canyon and can be seen in the backyards of White Rock. They will remain active and can still be seen in these canyons until the first hard freeze. Photo by Mark Bjorklund 
Daily Postcard: Flame Skimmer On Ancho Canyon Trail
Daily Postcard: A ‘Flame Skimmer’ (Libellula saturnata), the common name of this dragonfly is spotted Wednesday along the stream at the bottom of Ancho Canyon Trail. These dragonflies breed in the warm springs of Ancho Canyon and also Pajarito Springs at the bottom of the Red Dot Trail. During the summer they often fly out of the canyon and can be seen in the backyards of White Rock. They will remain active and can still be seen in these canyons until the first hard freeze. Photo by Mark Bjorklund 
