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Blue-ringed Dancer

Argia sedula

Photo by joanbstanley
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Description:

Identification
Male has black abdomen with blue rings. Resembles a bluet, but abdominal segment 2 mostly black, has wide black, forked, shoulder stripe. Thorax of male darkens during tandem oviposition. Some southern populations have slight tinting in wings. Female is brown, rather weakly marked.

Habitat:

Trickle trough in urban development greenbelt.

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