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Identification of dragonflies (Odonata)

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14.02.2008 20:53, guest: Andy

3. Male Coenagrion puella
7. Aeschna grandis, female

23.02.2008 18:11, Guest

7. not grandis

23.02.2008 20:50, guest: Andy

I think it's A. grandis. There is no mistaking it: only A. isosceles is similar in color, but it has green eyes and blackish wing veins. Yes, and isosceles is usually found in more southern areas.

24.02.2008 19:15, Archypus

Another female Calopteryx from the vicinity of Sochi, 1st decade of August. Caught on the bank of a forest stream in the Akhuna district. The male was not caught. Can someone tell me what kind of view?

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24.02.2008 21:02, guest: Andy

Similar to female Calopteryx virgo festiva, Caucasian subspecies of beauty-devushki

26.02.2008 0:02, Archypus

Thank you very much. The only thing I could use was
"Fauna and ecology of dragonflies" / [B. F. Belyshev, A. Yu. Kharitonov, S. N. Borisov, etc.] From the tables given there, it was clear that this is something from the virgo-splendens pair, but nothing more.
Kh. A. Ketenchiev, A. Yu. Kharitonov, Kabardino-Balkar State University named after Kh. M. Berbekov, Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Can someone advise you where you can find a manual (or an electronic copy) of this manual: Determinant of dragonflies of the Caucasus : [Textbook] / Kh. A. Ketenchiev, A. Yu. Kharitonov ; Kabardino-Balkar State University named after Kh. M. Berbekov, Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian BranchInstitute of Animal Systematics and Ecology, 118 p. il. 21 cm, Nalchik, KBSU 1998

26.02.2008 22:40, Guest

a very interesting specimen... it's like a semi-monochrome female looks brilliant...

27.02.2008 21:18, Archypus

I think that such females are characteristic of this subspecies


Another dragonfly from the Caucasus. Apparently Aeschna sp. Wing size 50mm
Sochi, August 1/2. Mass view

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27.02.2008 22:49, guest: Andy

Hemianax ephippiger is a southern species, extending north to the Ciscaucasia. Three years ago, I also observed a mass crepuscular flight of this species and Anax parthenope near Tuapse...
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04.03.2008 11:32, Baguk

Dear dragonfly experts, can you help me identify the insect?

01.09.2007, Republic of Tatarstan, Nizhnyaya Kama National Park. A dragonfly is quite rare here, at least I've only seen it a few times.

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04.03.2008 16:58, guest: Andy

Sympetrum pedemontanum, female
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16.06.2008 7:28, Timandr

Please write the types of these arrows/hatches (Kemerovo)

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17.06.2008 9:57, Zalmox

to Timandr
I will mine all Coenagrion lunulatum. Blue males, green female.

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23.06.2008 14:39, vespabellicosus

The upper "live" male is similar to Coenagrion pulchellum.

29.07.2008 15:20, Alexil

Dear odonatologists, Help identify the Aeshna sp rocker arm.
Photo: http://www.interfotki.ru/work/show/75359/
Taken in a village in the Arkhangelsk region. (not by me, but I wonder who this beast is).
With uv. Alexander aka Alexil

30.07.2008 14:52, ButterflyGirl

Good afternoon, tell me the name of this dragonfly. Thanks!

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30.07.2008 18:06, Vabrus

Sympetrum flaveolum top
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31.07.2008 9:15, Guest

Dear odonatologists, Help identify the Aeshna sp rocker arm.
Photo: http://www.interfotki.ru/work/show/75359/
Taken in a village in the Arkhangelsk region. (not by me, but I wonder who this beast is).
With uv. Alexander aka Alexil


I think this is a female Aeschna coerulea (the defining feature is a narrow, sinuous first lateral breast band)
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02.08.2008 13:28, Елена М

Please write the types of these arrows/hatches (Kemerovo)

1-Coenagrion pulchellum, male
2-aka, female

On the top-down scan:
Erythromma najas, male
Coenagrion lunulatum, male
Coenagrion hastulatum, male.
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02.08.2008 17:23, Vabrus

to Elena_M, about Calopteryx virgo (Linnaeus, 1758)
Only Calopteryx splendens is known from the Novosibirsk region. There are also Calopteryx japonica altaica Belyshev in the Altai and Kuzbass regions. A new species is highly doubtful. smile.gif But if you find Calopteryx virgo - it would be great, from Siberia it is reliably known only from Tomsk.

And also locally in the south of the Tyumen region wink.gif

Personal data? wink.gif Where, when and who caught it? A photo or scan of the instance?


Maybe, with a slight delaysmile.gif, I give a quote from the Red Book of the Tyumen region:
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02.08.2008 18:10, Елена М

Oh, that's great. Thanks!
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28.08.2008 10:44, DerRock

Please help me identify dragonflies. All taken in August in the Moscow region. Some in the topic already seemed to be, I apologize in advance smile.gif

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28.08.2008 10:59, dontim

DerRock
is presumably like this:
1. Sympetrum sanguineum
2,7,8 something of the kind Sympetrum
4.Sympetrum vulgatum?
5.Orthetrum cancellatum?
3 and 6 equal-winged dragonflies, I can't say anything about them(I've never worked with them)
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28.08.2008 11:16, DerRock

To dontim: Thank you very much.jump.gif
Maybe someone else can tell you something?

28.08.2008 15:32, Елена М

1-Sympetrum pedemontanum, female
2-Sympetrum vulgatum, female
3-Lestes sponsa, male
4-Sympetrum sanguineum, male
5-Orthetrum sp. (possibly cancellatum), female
6-Sympecma paedisca, female
7-Sympetrum sp. (possibly young vulgatum), male
8-Sympetrum vulgatum, old female
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28.08.2008 15:56, DerRock

To Elena_M: Thank you very much. I am glad to see you not only in the Macro Club smile.gif
I decided to find out who is flying here.

30.08.2008 14:41, Елена М

And correctly. smile.gif Sympetrum pedemontanum (bandaged sympetrum) and Sympecma paedisca ( brown dragonfly) - dragonflies in the Moscow region are not the most common.

20.09.2008 11:50, guest: Вера

And can I also ask around, who is it at my dacha flew? In my Chaynikovsky opinion, it looks like a dragonfly, but at the same time everything is black with a blue tint, and it waved its wings like a butterfly, sometimes soared. Very curious
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20.09.2008 13:09, guest: Вера

I found in this topic about a Beautiful girl, mine looks like her, really. Only a slightly different color - mine is black, and blue only casts sometimes

22.09.2008 15:46, DerRock

Please help us identify two dragonflies that were captured in the Moscow region in mid-September. Under No. 1 I suspect Sympetrum danae, but there may be some other one in the autumn color.
No. 2 is similar to Sympetrum pedemontanum, but it is not yellow, but mostly red. In general, I'm in doubt, please help.

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22.09.2008 19:15, Kharkovbut

Please help us identify two dragonflies that were captured in the Moscow region in mid-September. Under No. 1 I suspect Sympetrum danae, but there may be some other one in the autumn color.
No. 2 is similar to Sympetrum pedemontanum, but it is not yellow, but mostly red. In general, I'm in doubt, please help.


IMHO, you are quite right. The first is the male Sympetrum danae, the second is the female Sympetrum pedemontanum.
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24.09.2008 12:13, gumenuk

Help me determine it. All shot in the Moscow region

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24.09.2008 19:22, DerRock

Help me determine it. All shot in the Moscow region

Hello, Vitaly. I only know the top one. This is a female black Dragonfly Sympetrum danae.
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24.09.2008 19:39, gumenuk

Hello, Vitaly. I only know the top one. This is a female black Dragonfly Sympetrum danae.

Good evening! Thank you. Maybe someone else will help, so little by little I will determine everything that smile.gifI took

24.09.2008 23:22, Kharkovbut

I only know the top one. This is a female black Dragonfly Sympetrum danae.

Hardly danae. IMHO, a female Sympetrum sanguineum.
2: probably Somatochlora flavomaculata.
3: male Sympetrum; probably sanguineum.
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29.09.2008 14:06, gumenuk

help me identify this lyutku

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29.09.2008 19:56, Kharkovbut

help me identify this lyutku

Probably Lestes virens (female).
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08.10.2008 9:21, gumenuk

See if you can tell me who it is. Taken on the territory of the Voronezh Region

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08.10.2008 14:25, Kharkovbut

See if you can tell me who it is. Taken on the territory of the Voronezh Region

Female Libellula fulva.
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16.11.2008 18:58, NakaRB

Well, I'll try with my dragonflies...
All - Moscow and the region, except 02, 03

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02-Seliger
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03 (Aeschna grandis?) - Seliger
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04
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05-Sympetrum pedemontanum (what gender?)
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06 (Sympetrum danae?)
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09 (Sympetrum danae sort of)
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