COENAGRIONIDAE - NARROW-WINGED DAMSELFLIES
Known as Pond Damselflies in the Old World, this family is the most widespread and commonest of the Zygopterans. They are characterised by the long, narrow, colourless wings which have 2 antenodal cross veins and the M3 vein arising closer to the nodulus than the arculus. They are small to medium-sized, delicately built damselfies.
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Thanks to Natalia Ellenrieder for her help in identifying the Odonata images on the site!
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FIGURE 1 - Acanthagrion sp male - PROCOSARA, PN San Rafael (Paul Smith November 2007 - ECOSARA Biodiversity Database).
FIGURE 2 - Telebasis sp probably willinki male - Encarnación, Departamento Itapúa (Paul Smith July 2007).
FIGURE 3 - Telebasis sp probably willinki female - Encarnación, Departamento Itapúa (Paul Smith July 2007).
FIGURE 4 - Unidentified sp - Hotel Tirol, Departamento Itapúa (Paul Smith September 2007).
FIGURE 5 - Unidentified sp.male - Cambu Cuá near Pilar, Departamento Ñeembucú (Paul Smith December 2007).
FIGURE 6 - Unidentified sp.female - Cambu Cuá near Pilar, Departamento Ñeembucú (Paul Smith December 2007).
FIGURE 7 - Unidentified sp.female - Cambu Cuá near Pilar, Departamento Ñeembucú (Paul Smith December 2007).
FIGURE 8 - Homeoura sp male - Cambu Cuá near Pilar, Departamento Ñeembucú (Paul Smith December 2007).
FIGURE 9 - Unidentified sp.female - PROCOSARA, PN San Rafael (David Gill February 2008 - ECOSARA Biodiversity Database).
FIGURE 10 - Unidentified sp.female - PROCOSARA, PN San Rafael (Ted Faust May 2008 - ECOSARA Biodiversity Database).
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