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damz68
Greenville, SC
April 24, 2008
9:38 PM Post #4860137
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Hello,
I hope you all can help me ID this Damselfly. It was found in the mountains of South Carolina at a beaver pond. I normally have no trouble ID'ing critters but a lot of the Damsels look similer. I dont think Damsels are considered "Garden" insects and hope this forum is broader than its title. If not, could someone direct me to a forum that could help?
Thank You All,
Derek
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carmen57
Santa Teresa
(Venezuela)
April 30, 2008
9:46 AM Post #4886492
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Have you try in what's that bug?
[HYPERLINK@www.whatsthatbug.com]
bug guide is a useful page, too
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fly_girl
The Woodlands, TX
(Zone 8b)
April 30, 2008
4:54 PM Post #4888397
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I consider the Damsels garden critters and fit in perfectly here on this forum. They are hard to id without being in hand, but, to me this one looks close to a Sedge Sprite. Could the top of the thorax been an iridescent green?
I'm guessing here...but it could be in the Nehalennia sp.
Here's a N. irene:
[HYPERLINK@images.google.com]
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