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beschwarDescripción
A pair and a single male were seen deep beneath rushes/sedges (not sure which?) and grasses in a tiny dry drainage above a bench in the hillslope. The guarded female was ovipositing in the sides of a small burrow in the damp earth, while the single male periodically harassed the pair.
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Anax gibbosulusObserv.
gedtranterDescripción
Patrolling the swamp alongside a few Blue-spotted Hawkers, getting late in the season.
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damiannarelleddwfaunaDescripción
Can't claim to be the first to photograph these, as will be seen when others post in the future, but we did find the likely 'boggy seepage' first. Interestingly we had four flatwing species all within about 10 metres of each other at this location, A. brookhousei, A. christine, Griseargiolestes bucki and G. eboracus.
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Eusynthemis ursaObserv.
damiannarelleddwfaunaDescripción
Several recorded, no females photographed but were seen in wheel, recorded approx. 2 km from paratype for this species.
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Eusynthemis ursaObserv.
damiannarelleddwfaunaDescripción
Several recorded, no females photographed but were seen flying in wheel, recorded approx. 2 km from paratype for this species.
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insectidDescripción
Single specimen of Damselfly found in shade along rainforest stream
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silramDescripción
I have found this female now for the fifth day depositing eggs.
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silramDescripción
The same battered female with broken appendages we saw laying eggs yesterday still at it today.
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silramDescripción
This is the same tattered female I have observed laying eggs on two other days.
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reinerDescripción
2 individuals seen. Probably emerged this morning. Still holding his wings closed occasionally.
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Tramea eurybiaObserv.
christopherburwellDescripción
Male Dune Glider at their resident pond at Karawatha.
