dragonfly

changeable taffeta;chatoyant (or shot) silk;a dragonfly hovered, vibrating and iridescent.

3. changeable taffeta; chatoyant (or shot) silk; a dragonfly hovered, vibrating and iridescent.

The dragonfly hovered above the pond.

She spotted a colorful dragonfly in the garden.

Dragonflies are known for their agile flying abilities.

Children love chasing dragonflies in the park.

The dragonfly's wings shimmered in the sunlight.

A dragonfly landed gracefully on a lily pad.

Dragonflies are important predators of mosquitoes.

The pond was alive with dragonflies darting around.

She admired the intricate patterns on the dragonfly's wings.

Dragonflies are often seen near bodies of water.

Dragonflies are the most highly perfected flying machine you can see on this planet.

In Carboniferous forests dragonflies grew as big as ravens.

And dragonfly larvae use their butts like aquatic jetpacks.

And in the case of the dragonfly, that's interception.

Different species of dragonflies can be found near the lake.

They are the young stage of dragonflies predators that feed on worms and tadpoles.

During prehistoric times, two-foot dragonflies did exist, because atmospheric oxygen levels were higher.

Some insects, such as dragonflies, are nimble enough to cope with the creeping change.

So when dragonflies are hunting, they do more than just fly straight at the prey.

Dragonflies were the size of hawks, while some spiders were the size of small birds.