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Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) » Damselflies (Zygoptera) » Narrow-winged Damselflies (Coenagrionidae) » American Bluets (Enallagma) » Tule Bluet (Enallagma carunculatum)

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Enallagma


bluets


I can narrow it down a bit


Tule Bluet


Maybe a Tule Bluet...


Thanks for new images


Bluet - probably Tule


tule bluet?


Tule Bluet?


Tule Bluet?


Even shorter but more specific answer: Bluet


Female Tule Bluet- blue form


Tule Bluet?


Tule Bluet, Enallagma carunculatum?


Tule Bluet


Probably not Tule


Tule Bluet?


Looks to me like a Tule Bluet


Moved


Moved


Female Enallagma sp.


Moved


Moved


Moved


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Differences between Enallagma praevarum & E. carunculatum


looks more like Tule


Tule bluet


Uncertain, but...


The two species you mention a


looks like


Moved


Moved


Tule Bluet


Female Enallagma sp.


Enallagma


Male Enallagma carunculatum


Moved


Male Enallagma carunculatum


Enallagma carunculatum


Female Enallagma sp.


damselfly


Very teneral individual.But


Enallagma sp.


Moved


Thank you John & Jane


Enallagma carunculatum - Male


Enallagma sp.


most likely


Male Enallagma carunculatum


Possibly,


Moved


I think it is E. carunculatum


Possibly a Tule Bluet female


Possibly


Possibly


Possibly


A bluet species


Thanks again! Looking at the


I do not know the species out here much...


Pine Barrens Bluet?


damselfly


Moved


hungry gal


Probably Familiar


Tule Bluet


Thanks for the ID and move!


Tule seems to be the only


Enallagma, half blue and half black


I am guessing "Tule Bluet", Enallagma carunculatum


teneral male Tule Bluet


Not 100%


Could it be...


Tule Bluet


Tule Bluet


Tule Bluet



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