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We've just had a post to our association Facebook group by a member worried about excessive dragonfly predation in his apiary. He can't quantify the problem.  However, he wants to know if anyone has experience dealing with dragonflies.  Do any of you have dragonfly deterrence/management methods you can recommend?  My initial reaction was that a certain amount of dragonfly predation is normal and that the number of foragers killed shouldn't amount to much...

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