Spatterdock Dike – Audubon – Jamestown NY
July 20, 2007
Date: July 20, 2007
Time: 11:45-12:15
Observers: Jennifer Schlick, Jeff Tome, John Wilson, 14 TechNature Campers
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny, low 70s, breezy
Species Seen:
- Eastern Forktail
- Fragile Forktail
- Elegant Spreadwing
- Yellow-legged Meadowhawk
- Unknown Damselfly
Comments:
Well, the kids really stumped me. I’m hoping Jeremy Martin will read this blog posting and tell us what this damsel is… (These 2 photographs are of the same individual.)
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Jeremy Martin | July 27, 2007 at 12:46 pm
Ok, here is my best guess. It looks like a female bluet. I would guess that you have either a Hagen’s or Marsh. They can only be distinguished by the mesostigmal plates on the thorax.