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North Carolina's 189 Odonate species |
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Related Species in GOMPHIDAE: | Number of records for 2023 = 0 | |
Added in 2023 from a previous years = 8 |
Photo Gallery for Septima's Clubtail 41 photos are available. Only the most recent 30 are shown. |
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![]() | Photo 1 by: John Petranka Comment: Alamance, 2021-05-21, Sunny patches on upland trails near the Haw River at Shallow Ford Natural Area. - Female. | ![]() | Photo 2 by: Matt Spangler Comment: Chatham, 2021-05-01, Haw River--Bynum Dam - Fairly close estimate over 1 mile of river. Netted/released 1 and photod 5-10 individuals to confirm that essentially all the flying clubtails were Septima's. |
![]() | Photo 3 by: Matt Spangler Comment: Chatham, 2021-04-11, - Haw River downstream of 64 | ![]() | Photo 4 by: Rob Van Epps, Kevin Metcalf Comment: Montgomery, 2020-05-16, Low Water Bridge on Uwharrie River |
![]() | Photo 5 by: Mike Turner Comment: Anson, 2020-05-02, Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge - Leak's Ferry Rd. | ![]() | Photo 6 by: Will Stuart Comment: Anson, 2020-05-01, Seen along Leaks Ferry Road |
![]() | Photo 7 by: E. Corey Comment: Cumberland, 2020-04-06, Carvers Creek State Park - Sandhills Tract - Male, first observed eating unidentified damselfly. ID confirmed by Mark Shields, John Petranka, and Harry LeGrand @ -78.873463, 35.177239 | ![]() | Photo 8 by: Jan Hansen Comment: Chatham, 2020-03-29, Bynum Bridge. Trail going east on the south side of the Haw River. - Bynum Bridge |
![]() | Photo 9 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Chatham, 2020-03-29, White Pines Preserve | ![]() | Photo 10 by: Mike Turner Comment: Yadkin, 2019-06-01, Donnaha Paddle Access, Yadkin River @ NC 67 |
![]() | Photo 11 by: R. Emmitt Comment: Durham, 2019-05-16, Eno River State Park - Cole Mile Road - female | ![]() | Photo 12 by: John Petranka Comment: Orange, 2019-05-03, Eno River at Eno River State Park (ENRI) Pleasant Green Access. - Male. |
![]() | Photo 13 by: Mike Turner Comment: Davidson, 2019-05-01, Yadkin River (Tuckertown Lake) below High Rock Lake dam | ![]() | Photo 14 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Orange, 2019-04-28, Eno River State Park - Powerline cut off Old Cole Mill Road |
![]() | Photo 15 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Durham, 2019-04-28, Penny's Bend - Male eating a moth | ![]() | Photo 16 by: Mike Turner Comment: Lee, 2018-05-12, Deep River Park - Camelback Bridge |
![]() | Photo 17 by: M. Turner, J. Daigle, T. Schoch, T. Deering Comment: Chatham, 2018-05-12, Deep River Park -Camelback Bridge | ![]() | Photo 18 by: Tim Deering/Jerrell Daigle Comment: Chatham, 2018-05-12, Camelback Bridge Landing, Deep River |
![]() | Photo 19 by: Mike Turner and Randy Emmitt Comment: Chatham, 2018-05-05, White Pines Nature Preserve - plus 5 that were probably this species but didn't see well enough for positive ID | ![]() | Photo 20 by: Mark Shields Comment: Chatham, 2018-05-05, Deep River Park - males |
![]() | Photo 21 by: Mike Turner Comment: Montgomery, 2018-04-29, Uwharrie River @ Low Water Bridge - adult male | ![]() | Photo 22 by: Mark Shields Comment: Montgomery, 2018-04-21, Uwharrie River at Low Water Bridge - male |
![]() | Photo 23 by: Mark Shields Comment: Montgomery, 2018-04-21, Uwharrie River at Low Water Bridge - male | ![]() | Photo 24 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Alamance, 2017-05-28, Swepsonville River Park - old females |
![]() | Photo 25 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Alamance, 2017-05-28, Swepsonville River Park - old females | ![]() | Photo 26 by: Kyle Kittelberger, Brian Bockhahn Comment: Stokes, 2017-05-03, Hanging Rock State Park - male, first county record; Moratoc Park. Brian has a real nice photo |
![]() | Photo 27 by: Kyle Kittelberger, Brian Bockhahn Comment: Rockingham, 2017-05-02, Mayo River State Park - male, first county record. Below the boiling hole, a class 3 rapid just a few hundred feet south of bridge | ![]() | Photo 28 by: Conrad Wernett Comment: Alamance, 2017-04-15, Single male photographed at Swepsonville River Park on Haw River, other similarly colored/sized clubtails flying, presumed to be same species. |
![]() | Photo 29 by: John Petranka Comment: Montgomery, 2016-04-05, Uwharrie National Forest, NC 109 at Uwharrie River Bridge. 2 females. Photo. | ![]() | Photo 30 by: John Petranka Comment: Alamance, 2015-05-13, Haw River at Swepsonville. Perched on rock in river about 100 meters downstream from the bridge. Accessible from the Swepsonville River Park Trail. - Female. |