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Range & Habitat:
Recorded throughout the state, common at a variety of small
ponds, lakes and rivers with exposed vegetation.
Since it seems to have a
fairly high tolerance for low water quality, it probably should be
expected in the counties where it is "missing"
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Description:
A medium sized orange and black damselfly, the females range
from pale yellow to almost the color of the males. Compare
females with Vesper Bluet and
Scarlet Bluet. Young are blue
(see thumbnail) and resemble many "blue" Bluets, the thoracic
and abdomen pattern must be examined carefully.
Conservation Status:State: S5 - Demonstrably secure in the stateGlobal: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range
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