Australia Dragonflies

Blue Skimmer

GhenghisCon

Blue Skimmer patrols unsuitable water feature for three days, his tedium broken only by the arrival of a mate, a rival, and three million bees. [>>]

Trip Reports

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Blue Skimmer

Ghenghiscon

Blue Skimmer patrols unsuitable water feature for three days, his tedi…

Aurora Bluetail

Willerin Loop Flash Flood

Burst watermain floods park, bamboozles unfortunate damsel

Austroargiolestes aureus

A Morning on Mt. Lewis

A morning trip up to Mt. Lewis, Julatten, found two new species …

Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog

Surveys Around Gympie

I was in the Gympie area of Queensland for work a few weeks back, and …

Tours and Guiding Services

Cairns and the Tablelands Day Tours

Browsemore

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Other Field Reports

Wardle Road Wanderer Wandering Glider patroling driveway

Return to Hammond Road Pond Curious to see how dragonfly and damselfly population was changing, and how they coped with strong scorching westerlies

Willagee Wandering Percher ( and two others dragonflies I didn't ID ) hawking and perching over small lawn

Jarvis Road, Baldivis Open ground near Koi & Waterplant farm

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Discussion Group

Re: Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland? [2 Attachments]

Len Mueller was kind enough to email some photos of C. pygmaea & C. montana. With his permission I have ... [>>]

Re: Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland? I can now see the image [2 A

Chris, Both your photos look like pygmea, from the pale metepimeron (more visible in 5 than 2r) to the shape ... [>>]

Re: Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland? I can now see the image [2 A

Hi This is a Common, pygmaea that I took in the mountains at Bowral _2r and appears the same as ... [>>]

Re: Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland? I can now see the image [2 A

The high res images are very convincing and unambiguous, note also the abdominal markings which would be easier to see ... [>>]

Re: Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland? I can now see the image

Apologies for posting an incorrect link earlier - I posted a link to the thumbnail rather than full sized image. ... [>>]

Cordulephya montana in E Gippsland?

Len Mueller pointed out another photo I took on the same trip as the "Loch Ness" photos (incidentally he also ... [>>]

Re: FW: {Disarmed} Re: [ausodonata] Loch Ness Monster rethink

PS. Gunther T just emailed me too saying its Austrocordulia refracta. R [>>]

Re: Loch Ness Monster rethink

Got the email this time. While I was away in the past few days I stumbled across refracta in the ... [>>]

Re: Loch Ness Monster

Hi Reiner, no I didn't get Geoff's email. I think the yellow/black stripes on top of the eyes of the ... [>>]

Re: Loch Ness Monster

Did anyone get Jeff's email where he suggested Apocordulia macrops (Nighthawk)? I didn't get it originally but Geoff was kind ... [>>]

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Wandering Percher (Diplacodes bipunctata)

Wandering Percher

Orangey-red flattened abdomen with distinct spots along the mid-dorsal line of the abdomen and a few smaller spots along the abdomen sides. Slight yellow bases ... [>>]