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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) » Dragonflies (Anisoptera) » Skimmers (Libellulidae) » Saddlebags (Tramea)

Genus Tramea - Saddlebags

Striped Saddlebags · Carolina Saddlebags · Black Saddlebags · Red Saddlebags

Species Tramea calverti - Striped Saddlebags
Striped Saddlebags - Tramea calverti Red or Striped Saddlebags Dragonfly? - Tramea calverti Red or Striped Saddlebags Dragonfly? - Tramea calverti Red or Striped Saddlebags Dragonfly? - Tramea calverti

Species Tramea carolina - Carolina Saddlebags
Carolina Saddlebags - Tramea carolina Dragonfly - Tramea carolina Carolina Saddlebags? - Tramea carolina Carolina Saddlebags - Tramea carolina - male Dragon fly - Tramea carolina Carolina Saddlebags - Tramea carolina BEAUTIFUL dragon! - Tramea carolina BEAUTIFUL dragon! - Tramea carolina

Species Tramea lacerata - Black Saddlebags
Black Saddlebags - Tramea lacerata - male Dragonfly - Tramea lacerata Black Saddlebags? - Tramea lacerata Something on the back of Dragon Fly it's not on the wings, I'm sorry you need to zoom in! - Tramea lacerata Tramea lacerata Tramea lacerata Copulating - Tramea lacerata - male - female Tramea lacerata Tramea lacerata

Species Tramea onusta - Red Saddlebags
possible saddlebag or amanda's pennant - Tramea onusta Red Saddlebags - Male - Tramea onusta - male Red Saddlebags - Tramea onusta - female They are flying in the desert, miles from any water - Tramea onusta - female Red Saddlebags are quite common in Tucson - Tramea onusta - male Red Saddlebags - Tramea onusta Red Saddlebags - Tramea onusta Red Saddlebags - Tramea onusta


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