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Lateral. Catalog no.: RMNH.INS.229257. Specimen ID: 7217776. Taxon rep.: Platystictinae. Image quality: 4. Aspect ratio: 1.506.
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Lateral. Catalog no.: RMNH.INS.507760. Specimen ID: 7214564. Taxon rep.: Sinostictinae. Image quality: 4. Aspect ratio: 1.506.
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Por lo regular esta en las partes de sombra, contrato al resto no busca partes soleadas
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Desert Shadowdamsel Palaemnema domina pair in tandem Eagle Creek, near Clifton, Greenlee Co., Arizona 25 August 2013 This is the only member of the family Platystictidae in the United States. This is probably one of the rarest resident odonates in the U.S., occurring only in isolated areas of SE Arizona. It lives in shaded areas in places like exposed tree roots along stream banks. It can be difficult to find the species even if you are where they live. Shots of a pair as well as single male and female posted.
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Desert Shadowdamsel Palaemnema domina pair in tandem Eagle Creek, near Clifton, Greenlee Co., Arizona 25 August 2013 This is the only member of the family Platystictidae in the United States. This is probably one of the rarest resident odonates in the U.S., occurring only in isolated areas of SE Arizona. It lives in shaded areas in places like exposed tree roots along stream banks. It can be difficult to find the species even if you are where they live. Shots of a pair as well as single male and female posted.
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Desert Shadowdamsel Palaemnema domina pair in tandem Eagle Creek, near Clifton, Greenlee Co., Arizona 25 August 2013 This is the only member of the family Platystictidae in the United States. This is probably one of the rarest resident odonates in the U.S., occurring only in isolated areas of SE Arizona. It lives in shaded areas in places like exposed tree roots along stream banks. It can be difficult to find the species even if you are where they live. Shots of a pair as well as single male and female posted.
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Desert Shadowdamsel Palaemnema domina pair in tandem Eagle Creek, near Clifton, Greenlee Co., Arizona 25 August 2013 This is the only member of the family Platystictidae in the United States. This is probably one of the rarest resident odonates in the U.S., occurring only in isolated areas of SE Arizona. It lives in shaded areas in places like exposed tree roots along stream banks. It can be difficult to find the species even if you are where they live. Shots of a pair as well as single male and female posted.
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Desert Shadowdamsel Palaemnema domina pair in tandem Eagle Creek, near Clifton, Greenlee Co., Arizona 25 August 2013 This is the only member of the family Platystictidae in the United States. This is probably one of the rarest resident odonates in the U.S., occurring only in isolated areas of SE Arizona. It lives in shaded areas in places like exposed tree roots along stream banks. It can be difficult to find the species even if you are where they live. Shots of a pair as well as single male and female posted.
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