Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Familiar Bluet

by jgorneauMaine, USA

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Agrion civil

by Guillaume PerronQuébec, Canada

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Familiar Bluet

by AnthonyGreenLebanon, Kentucky, USA

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Familiar Bluet

by TammiGGeorgia, USA

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Familiar Bluet

by David46Okmulgee, Oklahoma, USA

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Libélula Azul

by AlejaPatiñoCaldas, Colombia

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Libélula

by Augusto PatiñoComuna San José, Caldas, Colombia

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by ChrisV.Fife Lake, Michigan, USA

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Familiar Bluet

by VictoriaFaithBuckleyOntario, Canada

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Familiar Bluet

by PaulDThompsonLethbridge, Alberta, Canada

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Familiar Bluet

by JellisConcord, California, USA

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Familiar Bluet

by JemmaConcord, California, USA

newhall park

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Familiar Bluet

by Eis4XtremeColumbus, Ohio, USA

Pond

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Familar Bluet

by nadyablueArizona, USA

Blue dragonfly like insect

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Familiar Bluet

by FelixOSan Juan, Texas, USA

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blue dragonfly

by ClaudiaPelaezValle del Cauca, Colombia

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by James McNairFlorida, USA

Forest edge

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Familiar Bluet

by FelixOTexas, USA

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Libélula Azul.

by Silvana Cardenas OrtegaCaldas, Colombia

Realmente hermosa.

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Libélula azul - Blue damselfly

by Augusto Patiño RamirezManizales, Caldas, Colombia

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Familiar Bluet

by Jack SettleBartlesville, Oklahoma, USA

This little blue damselfly really popped out among the green grass where I ...

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

Small common blue damselfly.

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Familiar Bluet

by masonstothartGuelph, Ontario, Canada

Found In close proximity to Autumn Meadowhawk dragonflies

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Familiar bluet (female)

by KarenLKentucky, USA

Tiny slender damselfly

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Familiar Bluet

by LuisStevensPuerto Vallarta, Mexico

Blue and black damselfly.

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Familiar Bluet

by willard16512Montana, USA

A black and blue damselfly

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by _Memen_San José, Costa Rica

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familiar bluet male

by AnnaWhipkeyIndiana, USA

restored prairie with pond

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Atlantic bluet

by auntnance123Cocoa, Florida, United States

spotted on sedges growing along the Indian River

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Familiar Bluet

by TampaDaveTampa, Florida, USA

Familiar Bluet damselfly

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Familiar bluet

by pesayoWisconsin, USA

Blue damselfly with black bands.

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

Common blue damselfly. This one was by the pond path.

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Familiar Bluet

by empidonaxHighland Park, New Jersey, USA

Very numerous, including a few mating pairs.

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Familiar Bluet

by luvnatureArizona, USA

I know it's a grainy photo but it is a sighting.

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Familiar Bluet

by doreen.chambers.14Vermont, USA

1.5 inches. Blue body and thorax.

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Familar Bluet

by DragoonHanover, Pennsylvania, USA

Damselfly of some sort, not sure on the exact species.

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by nsxallanOhio, USA

Males and females in tandem, and a male in flight

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Familiar Bluet

by RickLampmanBattle Creek, Michigan, USA

Damselflies are in a separate suborder (Zygoptera) within the order of Odonata..

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Familiar Bluet

by LuisStevensSan Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico

Blue damselflies mating.

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Familiar Bluet

by SargonRMontgomery, Alabama, USA

Familiar Bluet spotted on Maxwell AFB, Alabama.

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Familiar Bluet

by BlueAppaloosaColorado, USA

Bright blue damselfly about four inches long. Very common around ponds and damp ...

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Civil Bluet

by grmayberryOklahoma, USA

A beautiful little electric-blue member of the order Odonata, the

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Familiar Bluet

by joanbstanleyDenton, Texas, USA

Familiar Bluet Damselfly (Enallagma

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

Tiny common damselfly that is light blue with black bands and stripes.

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Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by gatorfellowsDenton, Texas, USA

This was another one on a rock a short distance away from the previous ...

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Spotting

by chuck.replogleNorth Carolina, USA

(Enallagma

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Familiar Bluet

by forestdragonGreat River, New York, USA

Small blue Damselfly with black markings.

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Twelve-spotted Skimmer and Familiar Bluet Damselfly

by joanbstanleyDenton, Texas, USA

Both species are perchers.