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North Carolina's 189 Odonate species |
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Related Species in CORDULIIDAE: | Number of records for 2023 = 0 | |
Added in 2023 from a previous years = 26 |
Photo Gallery for Coppery Emerald 2 photos are shown. | Other NC Galleries: Jeff Pippen Will Cook Ted Wilcox | ||
![]() | Photo 1 by: Anonymus Comment: Durham, 2020-07-31, Found in a spider web by an anonymous observer in Durham, NC and posted to Odonata Central by Josh Rose (OC#1438247). This ID was proposed by Josh Rose and Chris Hill, and confirmed by Nick Donnelly and Jerrell Daigle via the Odonata-L listserv. Dennis Paulson recognized it as Somatochlora, but was hesitant to assign it to S. georgiana due to the odd pattern of pale stripes on the lateral thorax (along with other atypical characters). This site’s editors think that it is most likely a dark S. georgiana, though the thoracic pattern remains puzzling. - Male. | ![]() | Photo 2 by: Anonymus Comment: Durham, 2020-07-31, Found in a spider web by an anonymous observer in Durham, NC and posted to Odonata Central by Josh Rose (OC#1438247). This ID was proposed by Josh Rose and Chris Hill, and confirmed by Nick Donnelly and Jerrell Daigle via the Odonata-L listserv. Dennis Paulson recognized it as Somatochlora, but was hesitant to assign it to S. georgiana due to the odd pattern of pale stripes on the lateral thorax (along with other atypical characters). This site’s editors think that it is most likely a dark S. georgiana, though the thoracic pattern remains puzzling. - Male. |