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Gomphidae

Gomphidae

Description:

We found this dragonfly in the water and saved it. My son had it on his hand during the wings dried in the sun.

Habitat:

Europe and Northwest Africa. Nearby slow moving rivers and lakes.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Yellow-legged Dragonfly, Asiatische Keiljungfer
Gomphus flavipes Asiatische Keiljungfer – Wikipedia


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2 Comments

Saarbrigger
Saarbrigger 12 years ago

Thanks Taka. I think you are right. Now I have to find the rigth member of the family. Maybe there is a specialist outside at projectNOAH.

taka.ita
taka.ita 12 years ago

This not an Aeshna species, but a member of another family: Gomphidae (easy to see because they have their eyes separated). I do not know much about this dragonfly family, can not help you with further ID.

Saarbrigger
Spotted by
Saarbrigger

Göd, Közép-Magyarország, Hungary

Spotted on Jun 12, 2011
Submitted on Jun 13, 2011

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