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Range & Habitat:
Recorded from the northern 1/2 of the state and isolated
locations in the south.
Usually found near marshy areas in or near woodlands; it is
one of our less common meadowhawks.
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Description:
Recognized by the brown band extending about halfway out the
hindwing, with a variable amount of brown on the forewing as
well. Caution: some other meadowhawks may show orange at
the base of the wing but it seldom forms the well defined band
seen here.
Conservation Status:State: S3S4 - Apparently secure but should be watchedGlobal: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range
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