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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 = 3 |
Photo Gallery for Spine-crowned Clubtail 30 photos are shown. | Other NC Galleries: Jeff Pippen Will Cook Ted Wilcox | ||
![]() | Photo 1 by: Mark Shields Comment: Montgomery, 2021-04-30, Uwharrie River at Low Water Bridge | ![]() | Photo 2 by: John Petranka Comment: Granville, 2021-04-28, Tar River at Wilton Slopes - Male |
![]() | Photo 3 by: Harry LeGrand, Lori Arent Comment: Durham, 2021-04-26, Hill Forest - at Flat River, next to bridge. Photo by Lori Arent | ![]() | Photo 4 by: Matt Spangler Comment: Chatham, 2021-04-11, Haw River upstream of the Bynum Dam flatwater |
![]() | Photo 5 by: Jan Hansen Comment: Chatham, 2021-04-07, White Pines Preserve - Teneral along the river trail | ![]() | Photo 6 by: Leah Purvis Comment: Chatham, 2020-04-03, Lower Haw River State Natural Area. Along Lower Haw River Trail about 0.5 miles downstream from Bynum trailhead. Lat: 35.766 Long: -79.135 - Male. |
![]() | Photo 7 by: Will Bennett Comment: Durham, 2020-03-28, Along the Eno River at Penny's Bend Nature Preserve. - Male. | ![]() | Photo 8 by: John Petranka Comment: Caswell, 2019-04-30, NC 62 at Country Line Creek. About 1.2 miles south of Main Street in Yanceyville. - Males. |
![]() | Photo 9 by: John Petranka Comment: Caswell, 2019-04-30, NC 62 at Country Line Creek. About 1.2 miles south of Main Street in Yanceyville. - Males. | ![]() | Photo 10 by: John Petranka Comment: Caswell, 2019-04-30, NC 62 at Country Line Creek. About 1.2 miles south of Main Street in Yanceyville. - Males. |
![]() | Photo 11 by: John Petranka Comment: Orange, 2018-05-11, Eno River, Eno River State Park - Pleasant Green Access. - Male. | ![]() | Photo 12 by: John Petranka Comment: Orange, 2018-05-11, Eno River, Eno River State Park - Pleasant Green Access. - Male. |
![]() | Photo 13 by: John Petranka Comment: Orange, 2018-05-11, Eno River, Eno River SP Pleasant Green Access. - Male. | ![]() | Photo 14 by: Mike Turner Comment: Alamance, 2018-04-14, Haw River @ NC 54, Graham Paddle Access - tenerals; 2 male & 4 female netted, ID'd and released; 8 other unid. tenerals flying around resembling Spine-crowned, 35 Hylogomphus sp. exuvia along about 500 feet of river bank |
![]() | Photo 15 by: Mike Turner Comment: Alamance, 2018-04-12, Haw River @ NC 54, Graham Paddle Access - teneral female; netted, photographed and released | ![]() | Photo 16 by: Mike Turner Comment: Alamance, 2018-04-12, Haw River @ NC 54, Graham Paddle Access - teneral female; netted, photographed and released |
![]() | Photo 17 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt Comment: Davie, 2017-06-02, South Yadkin River at Bullhole River Park, Cooleemee. - Female. Found dead below the dam. First photo shows lateral view and macros show the short spines at the base of the occiput and short basal plate. | ![]() | Photo 18 by: John Petranka, Sally Gewalt Comment: Davie, 2017-06-02, South Yadkin River at Bullhole River Park, Cooleemee. - Female. Found dead below the dam. First photo shows lateral view and macros show the short spines at the base of the occiput and short basal plate. |
![]() | Photo 19 by: Conrad Wernett Comment: Alamance, 2017-04-15, - Several males seen/photographed along Haw River at Swepsonville River Park | ![]() | Photo 20 by: John Petranka Comment: Durham, 2017-04-03, Eno River State Park, Cole Mill section. Along the powerline corridor between Old Cole Mill Road and Bobbit Hole area. - Both sexes. Female photographed. Females can be difficult to separate from other Hylogomphus species, so macros are included showing the diagnostic short basal plate and the short spines at the base of the occiput. |
![]() | Photo 21 by: John Petranka Comment: Durham, 2017-04-03, Eno River State Park, Cole Mill section. Along the powerline corridor between Old Cole Mill Road and Bobbit Hole area. - Both sexes. Female photographed. Females can be difficult to separate from other Hylogomphus species, so macros are included showing the diagnostic short basal plate and the short spines at the base of the occiput. | ![]() | Photo 22 by: John Petranka Comment: Durham, 2016-04-11, Eno River State Park Cole Mill section along Cole Mill Trail near county line. Female. No males seen. Photo. |
![]() | Photo 23 by: John Petranka Comment: Orange, 2016-04-10, Eno River State Park Cole Mill section along Bobbit Hole Trail. 2 females, no males seen. Photo. | ![]() | Photo 24 by: John Petranka Comment: Montgomery, 2016-04-05, Uwharrie National Forest along FS Rd. 555 just downstream from confluence of Moccasin Creek with Uwharrie River. Males and females. |
![]() | Photo 25 by: John Petranka Comment: Montgomery, 2016-04-05, Uwharrie National Forest along FS Rd. 555 just downstream from confluence of Moccasin Creek with Uwharrie River. Males and females. Photo. | ![]() | Photo 26 by: John Petranka Comment: Montgomery, 2016-04-05, Uwharrie NF along FS Rd. 555 just downstream from confluence of Moccasin Creek with Uwharrie River. Males and females. Photo. |
![]() | Photo 27 by: John Petranka Comment: Montgomery, 2016-04-05, Uwharrie National Forest along FS Rd. 555 just downstream from confluence of Moccasin Creek with Uwharrie River. Males and females. Photo. | ![]() | Photo 28 by: Kyle Kittelberger Comment: Wake, 2012-04-16, Below Falls Dam along the Neuse River |
![]() | Photo 29 by: Kyle Kittelberger Comment: Wake, 2012-04-16, Below Falls Dam along the Neuse River | ![]() | Photo 30 by: Matthew Daw Comment: Wake, 2010-05-10, Falls Lake - Neuse River below dam |