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A close-up blue heron flying over, with sharp eyes open, both wing extented, all feathers appear vividly, in south Ontario, Canada
Dragonflies play a vital role in the ecosystem as natural predators of plant pests, controlling populations of pest insects such as planthoppers and brown planthoppers, and as bioindicators of clean water quality, as their nymphs are sensitive to water pollution. They also help decompose organic matter (dead insects) and, to a small extent, disperse pollen, maintaining the overall balance of nature.
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A close-up blue heron flying over, with sharp eyes open, both wing extented, all feathers appear vividly, in south Ontario, Canada
A close-up blue heron flying over, with sharp eyes open, both wing extented, all feathers appear vividly, in south Ontario, Canada

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