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Argiocnemis
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Argiocnemis
rubescens
rubeola female |
Argiocnemis
rubescens
rubeola
male, red phase. Widespread and common all year. |
this one has
just caught a small fly |
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Agriocnemis |
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| male Agriocnemis femina |
female Agriocnemis probably |
Agriocnemis femina male |
?Agriocnemis sp. female |
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| probably a female Agriocnemis |
probably a
female Agriocnemis |
probably nothing at all |
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Aciagrion |
Mortonagrion |
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| Aciagrion pallidum |
Aciagrion
pallidum, widespread and common dry-season
species |
Mortonagrion aborense female |
| Coenagrionidae |
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Coenagrionidae sp. female |
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Ceriagrion
species |
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| it's dog eat dog
out there- well damselfly eat damselfly |
Ceriagrion indochinense |
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Ceriagrion sp. female |
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| Ceriagrion sp. pair |
Ceriagrion sp. male |
Ceriagrion sp. female |
Ceriagrion
auranticum |
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| Ceriagrion auranticum female |
Ceriagrion
fallax |
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Pseudagrion
species |
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| Pseudagrion
pruinosum supposed to be common but it's
the first time I've seen it |
Pseudagrion pruinosum |
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Pseudagrion ?pruinosum in copula |
Pseudagrion pruinosum |
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Pseudagrion rubriceps in copula
widespread
Apr-Dec |
Pseudagrion rubriceps male |
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Pseudagrion rubriceps male |
Pseudagrion rubriceps male |
Pseudagrion
rubriceps male |
Pseudagrion rubriceps pair |
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| Pseudagrion microcephalum or
australasia male |
Pseudagrion,
probably australiasae |
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| Ischnura senegalensis (Rambur, 1842) |
Ischnura aurora male
uncommon Jul-Feb |
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Ischnura
rufostigma group |
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| Ischnura
rufostigma group |
Ischnura
senegalensis male eating a teneral Copera sp. |
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Platycnemididae |
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Calicnemia |
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| Calicnemia imitans female |
Calicnemia erythyomelas
Platycnemididae montane up to 1700m |
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Copera species |
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Copera
marginipes common throughout the year |
Copera ciliata female |
Copera
marginipes
in
copula |
Copera marginipes pair |
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Copera
marginipes |
Copera ciliata female |
Copera sp. female |
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Copera ciliata
widespread lowland species found all year |
juvenile Copera sp. |
Copera ciliata female |
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| .. and put Kenny G on nice and
low ... (this row all
Copera species) |
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Copera sp. female |
Copera sp. female |
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Coeliccia
species |
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| Coeliccia
didyma common in the south, less so in the north |
Coeliccia didyma
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Coeliccia
loogali |
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Coeliccia
sp. |
Coeliccia marginipes
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Coeliccia loogali |
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Coeliccia poungyi female
uplands all year |
Coeliccia poungyi female |
Coeliccia chromothorax
common in
northern mountains Mar-Dec |
Coeliccia
chromothorax |
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| Coeliccia
loogali |
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Calopterygidae |
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Neurobasis
species |
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| Neurobasis chinensis Widespread,
common all year |
Neurobasis chinensis |
Neurobasis chinensis |
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| Neurobasis
chinensis in courtship |
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Vestalis
species |
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| Vestalis
gracilis |
Vestalis gracilis male |
perhaps
Vestalis
smaragdina
Northern montane species, flies September to February |
Vestalis sp. female |
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Vestalis gracilis |
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| Mnais |
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Mnais
andersoni male (hyaline winged)
Northern mountains Feb-July |
Mnais andersoni male (orange winged) |
Mnais
andersoni male |
Mnais
andersoni female |
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Mnais yunosukei, rare montane species on
Doi Inthanon (female left, centre and right male; thanks to Matti Hamalainen
for leading me to it |
Calopterygid,
difficult to say which |
| Matrona species |
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| Matrona
nigripectus Montane species found only in Chiang Mai area late in
the year (male centre pictures) |
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Matrona
nigripectus male
found in Chiang Mai June-Dec |
Matrona nigripectus female |
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Euphaeidae |
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| female Euphaeid, Euphaea masoni
or
ochracea |
Euphaea masoni male
widespread and
common all year |
Euphaea sp. female |
Anisopleura furcata female |
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Anisopleura furcata |
Euphaea masoni male again |
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Many thanks to
Nick Donnelly and
Matti Hamalainen
for supplying most of the id's
For identifying species I find the most useful source is M. Hamalainen & Amnuay
Pinratana: Atlas of the Dragonflies of Thailand. However, as I don't collect
specimens, many of the id's are tentative.
