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Common Bluetail

Ischnura senegalensis

Photo by SukanyaDatta
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Field Notes

Description:

Slim damselfly. Thorax has stripes in black and yellow on green. Legs black. Transparent wings. Tail ends in blue, which is what catches the eye as the damselfly hides in the grass.

Habitat:

Grassy verge. Urban residential area.

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Ischnura senegalensis

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