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Post by swampfox on Jun 3, 2013 22:27:36 GMT -6
Yesterday morning while hiking the Okay Levee, Millwood Lake, Howard County, I chanced upon a Banded Pennant that had just been taken down by a robber fly. It represented the 45th species of dragonfly to be recorded along the levee. Further information (including 2 photos) may be found on OdonataCentral.com
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Post by kingbird on Jun 6, 2013 10:49:26 GMT -6
Yesterday morning while hiking the Okay Levee, Millwood Lake, Howard County, I chanced upon a Banded Pennant that had just been taken down by a robber fly. It represented the 45th species of dragonfly to be recorded along the levee. Further information (including 2 photos) may be found on OdonataCentral.com I gotta get down there and see some of your bugs. We ran the Marshall BBS route yesterday and picked up a couple of life dragons -Ozark Clubtail and Orange Shadowdragon. You can see pix at my pbase site. |
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Post by kingbird on Jun 6, 2013 11:14:23 GMT -6
Here is a pic of the Shadowdragon.  |
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Post by kingbird on Jun 15, 2013 8:16:31 GMT -6
Found a female Banded Pennant in our yard yesterday. It didn't look too good. With all the martins we have, it's a wonder we have any dragons.
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