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Celithemis eponina
Celithemis eponina (Drury, 1773) Size Length 3.8 cm Identification: Distinctive wing pattern.
Males are not territorial, perch near edge of ponds, waiting for incoming females. Mating typically takes place in the morning. Oviposition is in tandem. Frequently seen perched on weeds in fields as it forages, pivoting with the wind. Year-round in Florida, summer in northern part of range.
Usually the most common of the Celithemis pennants.