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Tribe StenopogoniniObserver
christopherrustayDescription
with a cicada for lunch!
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Aldrichia auripunctaObserver
sambiologyDescription
What a great afternoon at my dad's land! We went today and spent a few hours walking around the 10 acres and spotted quite a few neat things. :)
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Genus PhyllothemisObserver
lim_le_xuanPlace
Tugu Negara, Kuala Lumpur, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Google, OSM)Description
Dragonfly iders where you at
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Scarlet-tailed Skimmers (Genus Planiplax)Observer
celiomouraPlace
Parque Botânico do Ceará - Estrada José Aragão e Albuquerque - Itambé, Caucaia - CE, Brasil (Google, OSM)
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Fylgia amazonicaObserver
rick_costaPlace
Pousada Jardim da Amazônia - Rod MT 010 Km 88 Pousada Jardim da Amazônia Zona Rural, São José do Rio Claro - MT, 78435-000, Brazil (Google, OSM)
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Genus NeocorduliaObserver
rick_costaPlace
Parque Estadual do Juquery - R. Miguel Segundo Lerussi, s/n - Parque Industrial, Franco da Rocha - SP, 07859-390, Brazil (Google, OSM)
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daniel_stangeDescription
Observada depredando una avispa europea, a orillas del Rio Tigre, Valle California, Alto Palena.
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Genus PhellusObserver
ceejay93Description
I'm assuming this one is the partner of the other one I just posted.
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Toxophora virgataObserver
greglasleyDescription
Powdered Dancer
Argia moesta
pair in copula
with a bee fly (Toxophora virgata) of the
Family Bombyliidae perched
on the abdomen of the male damselfly.
near Laguna Dam,
Yuma Co., Arizona
6 October 2013
Image of bee fly as well as image of the whole scene posted. Nature Ali, finatic, and I all took shots of this as well as perhaps others. Link to Bugguide ID also posted.
http://bugguide.net/node/view/852303
I posted the Powdered Dancer record earlier at:
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Middle American Pearlwing (Anisagrion allopterum)Observer
juanmagueyDescription
750m
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angulaeDescription
Biggest darner i have seen. About 10 cm and 15 cm wingspan
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beschwarDescription
Based on thoracic patterns and shape of terminal appendages.
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Northern Riffle Darner (Notoaeschna geminata)Observer
christopherburwellDescription
Ovipositing female
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Eastern Pondhawk (Erythemis simplicicollis)Observer
mikaelbDescription
Taken on Lake Creek Trail in Williamson County while birding with Jordy Keith Nolan and Patrick Nolan.
I couldn't believe it when I saw a female Eastern Pondhawk eating another female Eastern Pondhawk! And, the one being eaten is the one grabbing the plant with its legs?
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Pudu Redspot (Phyllopetalia pudu)Observer
daniel_stangeDescription
Se identificó utilizando clave para odonatos:
- Muzón J., Pessaq P. & Lozano L. (2014). The Odonata (Insecta) of Patagonia: A synopsis of their current status with illustrated keys for their identification. Zootaxa 3784 (4): 346–388.
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Agyrtacantha diruptaObserver
mez-paskinsDescription
Through the process of eliminating all of the well know Duskhawkers I came to the conclusion that this would have to be the rare Trifid Duskhawker - Agyrtacantha dirupta.
