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Blue Corporal

Ladona deplanata

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5 Comments

sttweets
sttweets 12 years ago

Would it have been spotted in Western Europe I would have guessed a Broad-Bodied Chaser. Since it was in the states I'm not sure.
This link (although focussed on the UK) might be helpful: http://british-dragonflies.org.uk/conten...

annorion
annorion 12 years ago

@Courtney83 Yes I agree! I've found that some even look almost alike but one is found in a totally different range in than the other. As far this one I think it looks like it has a broader tail than the pondhawk and skimmer....more similar to a chaser but the chasers I've come across aren't in the right range.

courtneyhitson
courtneyhitson 12 years ago

I am having the most trouble with this one! Insects are hard to find the right name for. Dragonflies and Damselflies are are hard because many look very similar but are completely different.

Ashish Nimkar
Ashish Nimkar 12 years ago

This might be Pond hawk..!!

courtneyhitson
courtneyhitson 12 years ago

I have seen a lot more. I'm trying to get pictures of all the damselflies and dragonflies in my area. Just have to catch them when they are still :)

courtneyhitson
Spotted by
courtneyhitson

Fitzgerald, Georgia, USA

Spotted on May 5, 2011
Submitted on May 7, 2011

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