Definitely Enallagma sp. unsure how to tell the difference between species, could be one of 6 species based on locality and I am struggling to differentiate them. Discoloration due to acetone preservation, original live colors where a bright blue, as is common for this genus. The black colors have not changed.
Found within tall grass, other damselflies appeared to be hunting young Orthoptera from the grass.

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