Unusual dragonfly swarms sweep across California after warm spring rains
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Unusual swarms of dragonflies have been reported across California, appearing in parks, ponds, and agricultural areas. The phenomenon follows a season of warm spring rains, which experts suggest created favorable conditions for the insects.
In these locations, the dragonflies have been observed hunting various pests, including mosquitoes and flies. The increased activity is being attributed by experts to the recent weather patterns, which have supported the development and movement of the swarms throughout the state.
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Toronto Star (Toronto, Canada)Detailed focus on specific insect hunting behaviors and ecological interactions