Brown Hawker

The Brown Hawker (Aeshna grandis) is relatively common in Norfolk. It is also perhaps the easiest to identify, as the brown body and brown wings are a distinctive combination. It can be found everywhere, even domestic gardens. (The photo below is of a female found roosting in a patch of nettles one morning.)

Picture of Brown Hawker
Photo:A Brazil

Location Grid Reference Status
Holt Lowes TG0837 Frequent
North Tuddenham Common TG0314 Frequent
Norwich norwich Frequent
Royden Common TF6922 Frequent
Thompson Common TL9396 Frequent
Titchwell TF7544 Frequent
Upton Fen TG3813 Frequent
Winterton Dunes TG4821 Frequent