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North Carolina's 189 Odonate species |
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Related Species in GOMPHIDAE: | Number of records for 2022 = 1 |
Photo Gallery for Zebra Clubtail 11 photos are shown. | Other NC Galleries: Jeff Pippen Will Cook Ted Wilcox | ||
![]() | Photo 1 by: P Dixon Comment: Madison, 2022-06-14, Reared from nymph, nymph captured in Spring Creek in Hot Springs city limits on 3/24/22. | ![]() | Photo 2 by: P Dixon Comment: Madison, 2022-06-14, Reared from nymph, nymph captured in Spring Creek in Hot Springs city limits on 3/24/22. |
![]() | Photo 3 by: Max Ramey Comment: Watauga, 2020-09-08, Valle Crucis. Dutch Creek about 100m upstream from its confluence with the Watauga River. - Male. | ![]() | Photo 4 by: Owen and Pat McConnell Comment: Graham, 2019-08-06, 4950 West Buffalo Rd. Hanging on UV sheet on porch of cabin at 6:41 A.M. - Swift-flowing W. Buffalo Creek was just 20 feet away |
![]() | Photo 5 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Watauga, 2017-09-18, Boone Greenway along S. Fork New River - males; 1 patrolling, 1 perched on rock by river | ![]() | Photo 6 by: Richard Stickney Comment: Watauga, 2017-09-18, Boone Greenway along S. Fork New River - males; 1 patrolling, 1 perched on rock by river |
![]() | Photo 7 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt Comment: Watauga, 2017-09-04, South Fork of the New River, Clawson-Burnley Park, Boone. - Males. Perched on low (1-2 feet above water) overhanging tree branches and on logs along shoreline of the South Fork of the New River. Males interacted aggressively, but both allowed me to approach closely. One crawled onto my finger and allowed me to reposition him to a more photogenic perch! | ![]() | Photo 8 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt Comment: Watauga, 2017-09-04, South Fork of the New River, Clawson-Burnley Park, Boone. - Males. Perched on low (1-2 feet above water) overhanging tree branches and on logs along shoreline of the South Fork of the New River. Males interacted aggressively, but both allowed me to approach closely. One crawled onto my finger and allowed me to reposition him to a more photogenic perch! |
![]() | Photo 9 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt Comment: Watauga, 2017-09-04, South Fork of the New River, Clawson-Burnley Park, Boone. - Males. Perched on low (1-2 feet above water) overhanging tree branches and on logs along shoreline of the South Fork of the New River. Males interacted aggressively, but both allowed me to approach closely. One crawled onto my finger and allowed me to reposition him to a more photogenic perch! | ![]() | Photo 10 by: Teddy Wilcox Comment: Watauga, 2016-09-07, Boone Greenway - same individual as in previous week? |
![]() | Photo 11 by: Teddy Wilcox Comment: Watauga, 2016-09-05, Boone Greenway - same individual as a few days ago? |