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Damselfly

Mark_in_Vancouver

21 years ago

These little guys are so abundant one can think of them as boring - like robins or crows or seagulls. But they really are spectacular animals to watch...

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Day_By_Day
21 years ago
I'm thinking one of the male Forktails (Genus Ischnura).
Mark_in_Vancouver
Original Author
21 years ago
Really? How are they different? I've been calling these damselflies for years. Please do tell, or post a link.
Thanks.
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Diphoto
21 years ago
Hi. I put in an insect page below 92 INSECTS or something like that. I'm on Vancouver Island. I have one like it there and it was named "Enallagma carunculatum (Adult)" by some experts on an insect site. I don't know them myself.
larry_gene
21 years ago
Mark, Day by Day is simply referring to a variety of damselfly.

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