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Photo by LucasHardwick
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Field Notes

Description:

Type of dragonfly

Habitat:

Ponds

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
LucasHardwick
Thanks,I took the picture with my iPad so it's a bad pic my deepest apoliges
Jellis
not a dragonfly. It's a damselfly. But difficult to tell which species with this image. Most dragonflies are larger with rounded heads and wings spread open. Damselflies are way smaller, hammer head shape and the wings close up and parallel with the body.

Spotted for Missions

Mission
Critters of the Midwest
Mission
Herping Illinois
Photographed
PublishedJuly 12, 2013

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