| Common Name | County | Date | Observer(s) | Number | Comments | Record Type |
| 1 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2023-08-06 | Mike Turner | 1 | Drowning Creek at SR 1102 (Thunder Rd.) | Sight |
| 2 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2019-06-11 | Alicia Jackson | 1 | Hector Creek, between NC Hwy 690 and Little River - Adult | Photo online |
| 3 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2017-09-30 | Mike Turner | 1 | Crystal Lake; 35.2412, -79.3069 | Sight |
| 4 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2013-06-12 | Kyle Kittelberger | 1 | Weymouth Woods State Park | Sight |
| 5 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2009-08-23 | R. Emmitt, et. al | 1 | Sight | |
| 6 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2009-07-20 | ASH | 1 | WEWO | Sight |
| 7 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2004-10-30 | ASH | 1 | WEWO - Patroling creek at long boardwalk on Pine Island Trail. | Sight |
| 8 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2004-08-24 | ASH/T. Howard | 1 | WEWO - Teneral near Gum Swamp Seep. | Sight |
| 9 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2003-10-13 | ASH | 1 | WEWO - Seen at beaver pond at dusk. | Sight |
| 10 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 2003-09-06 | ASH | 2 | WEWO - In wheel position on Pine Island Trail. | Photo online |
| 11 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 1993-06-28 | R. Duncan Cuyler | 1 | sex=MALE, city=Vass, habitat=Mill Creek, source=INTERNATIONAL ODONATA RESEARCH INSTITUTE-FSCA | Collect |
| 12 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 1989-07-09 | R. Duncan Cuyler | 1 | sex=FEMALE, city=Vass, habitat=Little River, source=INTERNATIONAL ODONATA RESEARCH INSTITUTE-FSCA | Collect |
| 13 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; P | 1988-06-29 | R. Duncan Cuyler | 7 | Male=4 Female=3, city=West Philadelphia, habitat=Mill Creek, source=INTERNATIONAL ODONATA RESEARCH INSTITUTE-FSCA | Collect |
| 14 Fawn Darner [Boyeria vinosa] | Moore; C | 1980-05-22 | J.A. Louton | 5 | Drowning Cr., NC Hwy. 73, V-22-1980. Reported in J.A. Louton PhD Dissertation, 1982: Lotic dragonfly (Anisoptera: Odonata) nymphs of the Southeastern United States: identification, distribution and historical biogeography. University of Tennessee - 5 nymphs collected. | Collect |