The first dragonfly walk by Western Reserve Land Conservancy proved to be popular, as about 60 people joined Larry Rosche and Judy Semroc, authors of “Dragonflies and Damselflies of Northeast Ohio,” on a hike of Hal Rohlik’s property in Brunswick Hills Township on Sunday. Rosche and Semroc answered questions and helped hikers identify the insects. The Rohlik property is permanently protected through a conservation easement held by the Land Conservancy.
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