Springtime Darner

Basiaeschnajanata

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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:

Magnolia, Texas

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catbird8

Houston, TX | May 2008 | Neutral
The Springtime Darner is well named, being that it emerges very early in the spring. It is a large, brown, streamside, or pondside dragonfly, about 2-1/2" long. A distinctive field mark are two bold, slanting, white to yellow-colored stripes on the brown thorax. The females tend to lay their eggs in water plants, near the water line.
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