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Amphipterygidae Calopterygidae - Demoiselles Chlorocyphidae - Jewels Dicteriadidae - Barelegs Euphaeidae - Gossamerwings Polythoridae - Bannerwings Synlestidae - Sylphs Lestidae - Reedlings Lestoididae Megapodagrionidae - Flatwings Perilestidae - Shortwings Hemiphlebidae - Reedlings Coenagrionidae - Pond Damselflies Isosticidae - Narrow-wings Platycnemidae - Brook Damselflies Platystictidae - Forest Damselflies Protoneuridae - Pinflies Pseudostigmatidae - Forest Giants A Damselfly (Suborder Zygoptera) is an insect in the Order Odonata. Damselflies come similar to dragonflies, but a adults may be differentiated per fact their wings come held along a person after at rest. It is too unremarkably little, & weaker fliers than snake feeder, & a eyes come separated.
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Damselflies of Texas Image gallery, distribution maps, checklist, and key. Mark A. McPeek's Damselfly Research Descriptions of some of Dr. McPeek's projects and findings. Hawaiian Damselflies Images, conservation status, and distribution of Megalagrion damselflies (Odonata: Coenagrionidae). Damselflies of Wisconsin Information and photos by Mike Reese. Vivid Dancer This is an article by the Royal B.C. Museum about Argia vivida, an endangered species of damselfly. Damselfly Photo Pages Photographs of about 25 species, mostly from North Carolina and Arizona, by Randy Emmitt. |
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