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Zurcidora de Bandas Verdes (Rhionaeschna psilus)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
Turquoise-tipped Darner
Rhionaeschna psilus
Austin, Travis Co., Texas
29 May 2004
small creek with no name in the Lost Creek subdivision off of Loop 360 in Austin.
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Zurcidora de Bandas Verdes del Bosque (Remartinia secreta)Observ.
tdavenportDescripción
Perched along edge of abandoned irrigation canal
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Zurcidora del Crepúsculo (Anax amazili)Observ.
ericisleyDescripción
July 17 2011
Second county record of this species and a first record of this species for me :)
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Piloto de Cielo de Ojos Azules (Coryphaeschna adnexa)Observ.
ericisleyDescripción
This is not a species of Dragonfly one would expect to find in central Texas, the nearest reported record at OdonataCentral is some 200 miles south of here. Photo taken at Travis county Southeast Metro Park,
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Mariposa Cebra de Alas Largas (Heliconius charithonia)Observ.
adrianjDescripción
I've been waiting a long time for one of these butterflies to show up in my yard!
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ericisleyDescripción
As Greg Mentioned probably the most photographed dragonfly today by six different photographers although many from similar angles Two days ago we had a Female and today the male.
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Libélula Serpiente de Cara Azul (Erpetogomphus eutainia)Observ.
greglasleyDescripción
Blue-faced Ringtail (Erpetogomphus eutainia) is local and uncommon in just a few locations in Texas. It is typically a late season bug (July-Sept) but @beschwar found one at Gonzales June 8 which is close to an early date for the species in Texas.
http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/6750608
I met up with a friend from Houston this morning in Gonzales and we found two males, my first for this season. One of the most beautiful gomphids in the world in my opinion.
Independence Park,
Gonzales,
Gonzales Co., Texas
29 June 2017
