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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) » Dragonflies (Anisoptera) » Darners (Aeshnidae)

Family Aeshnidae - Darners

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Remartinia · Rhionaeschna · Three-spined Darners · Unidentified nymphs and exuviae

Genus Remartinia
Malachite Dragon - Remartinia luteipennis - male

Genus Rhionaeschna
Spatterdock Darner - Rhionaeschna mutata - male Blue-Eyed Darner? - Rhionaeschna multicolor Blue-Eyed Darner, Green Form - Rhionaeschna multicolor - female Spatterdock Darner - Rhionaeschna mutata - female California Darner - Rhionaeschna californica - male California Darner - Rhionaeschna californica - male Blue-eyed Darner - Rhionaeschna multicolor - male Unknown Aeshnidae - Rhionaeschna multicolor - male

Genus Tricanthagyna - Three-spined Darners
Phantom Darner? - Tricanthagyna trifida Phantom Darner? - Tricanthagyna trifida Another Phantom? - Tricanthagyna trifida - male Another Phantom? - Tricanthagyna trifida Unidentified Female Dragonfly - Tricanthagyna trifida - female Mating Phantom Darners - Tricanthagyna trifida - male - female

Unidentified nymphs and exuviae
Basiaeschna janata? dragonfly larva Exuvia on fern stalk Darner Dragonfly larva, Darner, early instar dragonfly larva underwater Dragonfly larva Weird water insect?

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