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Common Green Darner|
Range & Habitat:Common and ubiquitous, it forms swarms in migration. There are two populations, one early and migratory, the other found in mid-season. Breeds in small ponds, lakes and other still water, but often seen far from water.
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Description:It's big and green. The adult males have blue abdomens, while the young and females have dull reddish abdomens which cause people to panic and try to turn them into Comet Darners.
Conservation Status:State: S5B,S5N -Global: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range For a full explanation of the ranks, click here |
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Flight season:Early Date: 3/13 Please scroll down for monthly graph. |
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