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Range & Habitat:
Found in the northern tier of states plus an interesting
record in Burlington County from 1946
Typically found near boggy lakes and ponds.
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Description:
Very small.
Mature males are back with a bit of pruinosity (frosting?) at
the base of the abdomen. They resemble a small stocky
Belted Whiteface but generally the white does not extend as
far along the abdomen and they lack red between the wings.
Females have a row of yellow spots on the top of the abdomen,
becoming gradually thinner to a fine line on S7. Female's
wings usually show black and amber streaks at the base.
Conservation Status:State: S2 - Imperiled in New JerseyGlobal: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range
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