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North Carolina's 189 Odonate species |
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Related Species in LIBELLULIDAE: | Number of records for 2024-00-00 = 0 |
Photo Gallery for Striped Saddlebags 13 photos are shown. | Other NC Galleries: Jeff Pippen Will Cook Ted Wilcox | ||
Photo 1 by: Rob Van Epps Comment: Brunswick, 2021-10-23, Ocean Isle Beach; iNaturalist Record #99821779 | Photo 2 by: Rob Van Epps Comment: Brunswick, 2021-10-23, Ocean Isle Beach; iNaturalist Record #99821779 | ||
Photo 3 by: B. Bockhahn Comment: Dare; OBU, 2018-10-18, Jockeys Ridge State Park | Photo 4 by: F. Williams, S. Williams Comment: Gates, 2018-10-11, Merchants Millpond State Park - Possibly 3 | ||
Photo 5 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt. Comment: Carteret, 2018-08-24, Fort Macon State Park (FOMA). Wetland adjacent to Yarrow's Loop nature trail. - Male. | Photo 6 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt. Comment: Carteret, 2018-08-24, Fort Macon State Park (FOMA). Wetland adjacent to Yarrow's Loop nature trail. - Male. | ||
Photo 7 by: Conrad Wernett, Alyssa Wernett Comment: Onslow, 2018-08-18, Retention pond behind Circle-K, US Hwy 17N, Jacksonville - Single male netted on low perch and photographed | Photo 8 by: F. Williams, S. Williams Comment: Gates, 2014-09-06, Merchants Millpond State Park - Caught and photographed | ||
Photo 9 by: F. Williams, S. Williams Comment: Gates, 2014-08-26, Merchants Millpond State Park - One perched for an extended time and allowed some more photos to be taken. Observed two flying within twenty feet of each other one time. | Photo 10 by: F. Williams, S. Williams Comment: Gates, 2014-08-24, Merchants Millpond State Park - Caught one, observed another | ||
Photo 11 by: F. Williams, S. Williams Comment: Gates, 2014-08-24, Merchants Millpond State Park - Caught one, observed another | Photo 12 by: J. Pippen Comment: Brunswick, 2006-10-29. with Harry LeGrand. Note the dark band paralleling the body at the base of the hindwing and amber coloration in the wing veins. Superficially similar to Hyacinth Glider, but Striped Saddlebags is larger, lacks a dorsal black stripe on the abdomen, and has a different thorax pattern. | ||
Photo 13 by: J. Pippen Comment: Brunswick, 2006-10-29. with Harry LeGrand. Note two pale thorax stripes on this dragon which was about the same size as, and a tad darker amber than, a Wandering Glider. In flight, the overall coloration was a tad darker amber than a glider. |