Amberwinged Spreadwing Female teneral |
The Damselflies, like other full metamorphosis insects, must remain semi-inactive while their exoskeleton forms after molting. Their appearance changes during this period and they are difficult to identify. I have noticed that during this period they land and hold their wings spread but then they fold them like other dragonflies.
Amberwinged Spreadwing Female teneral |
If I remember correctly, these first two are of the same individual.
Slender Spreadwing Female |
I think that this one may be teneral as well. I am becoming more aware of the Spreadwing Dragonflies or we have more than we used to.
Slender Spreadwing Male |
This image demonstrates the characteristic light colored (pale vein) wing tips of both sexes.
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