I'm pretty sure it's a damselfly similar to this genus of spreadwings: http://www.cirrusimage.com/damselfly_emerald_spreadwing.htm

Not sure but I think it's a dragonfly too. Damselflies, at least the ones at my lake, don't actually eat during their adult lifespan. They have no mouth.

Perhaps they're different where this guy was filming though.

It's hard to see but I think that's actually a dragonfly. Dragonflies hold their wings out to the sides when at rest while damselflies hold them perpendicular, along their sides.

heya, did you film that kitten vid i posted? it's super cute!!
i've filmed a few vids on here that have been posted by other people too, one of a mantis catching a damselfly ( it got a million views on youtube!) -
http://www.videosift.com/video/Its-so-beautiful-Mantis-eats-brains-of-dragonfly#leavecomment

also, i've got some kittens from a rescue centre here in nottingham, here's one of em: http://s24.photobucket.com/albums/c41/john128/Mr%20Buzzy%20and%20Oshosh/?action=view¤t=STA60005.jpg

thanks,
johnald.

Glad this got published the second time around. Thought it was very cool.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Orchid-Mantis-Catches-and-Devours-Damselfly-100--2