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Information about and photographs of Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) by Jim Johnson, particularly those species in the Northwest (Oregon and Washington), but also in other regions such as southwestern and eastern North America, Ecuador, and Costa Rica.
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Odonata of Ecuador: Photos of Dragonflies and Damselflies by Jim Johnson
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Bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. Photos of Odonata in Ecuador. Aeshnidae — Darners. Mdash; Amazon Darner. Mdash; Bar-sided Darner. Gomphidae — Clubtails. Libellulidae — Skimmers. Mdash; Pin-tailed Pondhawk. Mdash; Great Pondhawk. Mdash; Red-faced Dragonlet. Mdash; Band-winged Dragonlet. Mdash; Spot-tailed Dasher. Mdash; Carmine Skimmer. Mdash; Wandering Glider. Mdash; Slough Amberwing. Calopterygidae — Broad-winged Damsels. Lestidae — Spreadwings. Mdash; Rainpool Spreadwing. Platystictidae — Shadowdamsels.
Natural History Photos of Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies) by Jim Johnson
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Bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. Natural History Photos of Odonata. Emergence of Anax junius. Oviposition, Tandem Endophytic. Oviposition, Submerged Endophytic. Oviposition "dance" of Tramea lacerata. Tail-dipping" Female Octogomphus specularis. All material 2016 Jim T. Johnson. Unless noted otherwise — e-mail bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. To request permission to use any materials on this site.
Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies) Field Checklists by Jim Johnson
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Bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. Each link below opens a two-page PDF file—the first page with species listed by family and scientific name; the second page lists species by American English name. Both pages indicate the occurrence of each species in each US state or Canadian province within the scope of the checklist. Print the page of your choice, or duplex both pages on both sides of a sheet of paper. If you notice any errors or ommissions. Oregon, Washington, Idaho. PDF, 58K, last modified 29 Jun 2016).
Odonata of Costa Rica: Photos of Dragonflies and Damselflies by Jim Johnson
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Bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. Photos of Odonata in Costa Rica. Libellulidae — Skimmers. Formerly A. normalis. Mdash; Gray-waisted Skimmer. Mdash; Carmine Skimmer. Mdash; Slough Amberwing. Calopterygidae — Broad-winged Damsels. Lestidae — Spreadwings. Mdash; Blue-striped Spreadwing. Coenagrionidae — Pond Damsels. Mdash; Dusky Dancer. Mdash; Red-tipped Swampdamsel. All material 2016 Jim T. Johnson. Unless noted otherwise — e-mail bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. To request permission to use any materials on this site.
Odonata of the Northwest: Dragonflies and Damselflies Recorded in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho
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Bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. Odonata of the Northwest: Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. All material 2016 Jim T. Johnson. Unless noted otherwise — e-mail bogfoot (at) bogfoot.net. To request permission to use any materials on this site.
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Northwest Dragonflier: Web Resources
http://nwdragonflier.blogspot.com/p/web-resources_06.html
8212; My web site with photos and information on dragonflies and damselflies in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere. Here you can find:. All species I have photographed. My photos of Pacific Northwest species. My photos of Ecuador species. List of Pacific Northwest species. Oregon early/late flight dates. 8212; Find checklists, submitted records, and maps of Odonata of the world. Also here are:. The Dragonfly Society of the Americas. Back issues of Argia. Back issues of Bulletin of American Odonatology.
Northwest Dragonflier: August 2013
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Leave a comment to let me know what you think it is—the species and sex. If you can tell me anything more based on what you see in the image, include that as well. Comment moderation will be turned on until I post the answer, so they will not be visible in the meantime. Postscript, 3 September 2013. This challenge is now closed. The answer with a complete discussion is here. Posted by Jim Johnson. Friday, August 23, 2013. What's that little blue thing? S a bluet. Which one?
Northwest Dragonflier: November 2012
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Season's Feastings, the Odonate Way. Posted by Jim Johnson. Monday, November 19, 2012. High Speed Video of Flying Dragonflies. I recently became reacquainted with this interesting National Science Foundation video. On YouTube, and I thought it was worth sharing. Titled Science Nation - Dragonflies: The Flying Aces of the Insect World. It features a species of the eastern United States, Spangled Skimmer ( Libellula cyanea. Posted by Jim Johnson. Thursday, November 15, 2012.
Northwest Dragonflier: ID Challenge #5 Answer
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013. ID Challenge #5 Answer. I didn’t give you much to go on in this challenge, but this odonate is identifiable based on what you see. Not only that, but the sex can be determined and, as I alluded to, a little more can be deduced—something that has happened to this individual, if you’re observant. Needham, Westfall, and May, 2000). See Figure 80 on page 159. Males of the species lack those projections, and the rear margin of their occiput is smooth and slightly concave...Below...
Northwest Dragonflier: ID Challenge #5
http://nwdragonflier.blogspot.com/2013/08/id-challenge-5.html
Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Leave a comment to let me know what you think it is—the species and sex. If you can tell me anything more based on what you see in the image, include that as well. Comment moderation will be turned on until I post the answer, so they will not be visible in the meantime. Postscript, 3 September 2013. This challenge is now closed. The answer with a complete discussion is here. Posted by Jim Johnson. August 28, 2013 at 6:38 PM. I have no idea. September 3, 2013 at 10:43 AM. In ch...
Northwest Dragonflier: Odonates in The Pearl: Tanner Springs Park
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Saturday, June 13, 2015. Odonates in The Pearl: Tanner Springs Park. Tanner Springs Park is not your textbook city park. It’s a great example of melding “wild” natural, “tamed” natural, and unnatural elements in complementary ways. About two-thirds of the park are what I would describe as unkempt—which is a good thing. It isn’t all manicured lawns, ornamental vegetation, and fountains. Check out the view. An artificial spring and source of one of the tiny streams flowing into the pond downslope. The fork...
Northwest Dragonflier: March 2012
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Sunday, March 25, 2012. My new odonate nymph digger. Posted by Jim Johnson. Tools of the trade. Monday, March 12, 2012. Once in a while I’ll see someone refer to “dragon flies” or a “dragon fly” which causes a brief piercing sensation in my head. Just kidding—it’s more of an open-handed thump to the back of the skull. Just kidding again! It really isn’t a big deal, but I thought I would explain the protocol regarding whether the fly. Part of the name is separate or not. Posted by Jim Johnson. My new odon...
Northwest Dragonflier: What's that little blue thing? (The Northwest Bluets)
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Friday, August 23, 2013. What's that little blue thing? Oh, the little damselfly that has a blue thorax with black stripes and an alternating blue-and-black pattern on the abdomen? S a bluet. Which one? A generic Pacific Northwest bluet ( Enallagma. With an alternating blue-and-black pattern, the thorax with blue. And black stripes, and blue postocular spots on top of the head. Eight species of bluets ( Enallagma. The males are separated easily enough if you net them and take a close in-hand look under m...
Northwest Dragonflier: December 2012
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Thursday, December 6, 2012. ID Challenge #4 Answer. Click image for a larger version. Ready for the solution to ID Challenge #4. Let’s start at the top as we consider this mystery Pacific Northwest odonate: Is it a dragonfly (Anisoptera) or a damselfly (Zygoptera)? Probably most people can take a glance and immediately recognize it as a dragonfly, but how do we know for sure? I did a while back on differentiating dragonflies and damselflies which illustrates the head/eye shape. Posted by Jim Johnson.
Northwest Dragonflier: April 2012
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Monday, April 30, 2012. Lake Martin, Louisiana, Revisited. I leave Louisiana tomorrow morning to make my way to the Dragonfly Society of the Americas annual meeting in South Carolina, but I was able to make another visit to Lake Martin a short distance outside of Lafayette. I found a few things in addition to what I saw during my last visit (see previous post. And I’ll just show those briefly since I still need to get packed tonight! Posted by Jim Johnson. Saturday, April 28, 2012. Lake Martin, Louisiana.
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