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Anax walsinghamiObservador
markc666Descrição
Whitewater Preserve; eating Flame Skimmer
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Libellula auripennisObservador
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Frenchman's Forest Natural Area 12201 Prosperity Farms Rd, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410, USA (Google, OSM)
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Género AnaxObservador
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Competition between Comet and Green Darner?
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Dromaeschna weiskeiObservador
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We sighted this male Ochre-tipped Darner hunting and we kept a very close watch on it. It finally decided to land quite low near us. As we searched for it in the foliage it suddenly shot out from under some fern leaves and landed just to the right of us. The first three images are of it at that position hanging of a leaf. After a while it flew again but not far, it landed only three metres slightly above us to the left and on a clear twig, enabling us to shoot “ a virtual 360 degree tour “ of it, without being disturbed by us in any way whatsoever, shot after shot after shot. One very obliging male !! After having gotten all the images we wanted we left it there in peace and kept saying “Thank you – Thank you - Thank you”, as we walked away in a daze !!
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Boyeria vinosaObservador
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I think I need a field guide to just dragonflies. I found this one emerging, quite late, by Ripley creek. Isn't it great how it climbed all the way to the top of this stick? OM 90mm at f5.6
September update - field guide says this is most likely a Fawn Darner (boyeria vinosa)
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Família AeshnidaeObservador
martindollenkampDescrição
There in my backyard pond, sometimes I will capture one and take pictures in a small shooting box that I make.
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erlandreflingnielsenDescrição
A male.
January 2016.
Ranomafana, Madagascar.
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Anax longipesObservador
beschwarDescrição
An unsuccessful emergence that appeared to have been stopped by a Polistes sp wasp killing and eating it. I watched the wasp eat and chew out chunks of tissue, fly away with them, and then return for more. A series of photos showing some of this, including some in which the wasp is holding the right eye prior to flying away with it.
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Stylurus intricatusObservador
beschwarDescrição
Along the Rio Grande near Vinton Road, Vinton, TX.
Riparian vegetation and trees.
Pair in copula.
200 individuals of this species were seen this morning between 7:00 and 10:30 am.
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Plathemis lydiaObservador
pufferchungDescrição
Male, UVIVF, second picture is normal light
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Libélula-de-Cara-Azul (Coryphaeschna adnexa)Observador
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Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, Palm Beach, Florida, United States (Google, OSM)Descrição
Blue-faced Darner - Coryphaeschna adnexa
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Nick Donnelly described Heteragrion atrolineatum from Panama in 1992, and it was later synonymized with H. calendulum. This is the first record of H. calendulum for iNaturalist.
I observed about 6 different individuals along the rio by Rancho Frio. Males perched on sticks in the river, but only present there in the later afternoon, when the sun was no longer on the river.
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beschwarDescrição
One of 7 males and 1 female seen today. All the males were defending small territories and at one point we had three males in view from the same position.
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Gynacantha helengaObservador
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Elevation was 1400 meters
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Stylurus ivaeObservador
stevecollinsDescrição
A nemesis has fallen! This past weekend was perhaps the sixth time I've made a serious attempt at finding Stylurus ivae, an autumn-flying southeastern river specialty.
Giff Beaton suggested the best time to find them was 3-5PM, and on my second day of searching for them, one landed next to me in the stream at 4:30PM. Yes!
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Libélula-de-Cara-Azul (Coryphaeschna adnexa)Observador
jimu96Descrição
It was laying eggs
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This dragonfly was hovering over the intersection of a sandy run that had formed along a forest trail and a seep that crossed the trail as it went downslope towards a small river.
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Libellula saturataObservador
sphyrapicusDescrição
With Widow Skimmer. This is a private location; there are now restrictions as to whom may have access. (This did not used to be the case.)
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Hemicordulia similisObservador
erlandreflingnielsenDescrição
A male hovering at the territory.
January 2016.
Ranomafana, Madagascar.
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Anax longipesObservador
dtibbettsDescrição
Comet Darner, a very tough dragonfly to get a photo of.
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Protoneura corculumObservador
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Observado en libertad durante una salida a campo para registro de especies.
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Noticed this Cyrano Darner hanging from the remnants of a spiders web and calmly eating the Orbweaver that made it. I released it from the web after getting a few shots.
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Enallagma daeckiiObservador
briangoodingDescrição
Male Enallagma daeckii
Lots of these out, always nice to see.
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Tramea onustaObservador
sphyrapicusDescrição
Farthest north records for the western USA at this location; first found here by Howard Bruner.
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Género ElaphrusObservador
tshahanDescrição
! on wet mud near swampy area in woods
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A posed male Redspot.
November 2015.
Río Tranallaquin, Osorno, Chile.
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Epitheca petechialisObservador
jcochran706Descrição
Berry Springs Park and Preserve
So fuzzy...
