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Young Stream Cruiser A young stream cruiser holds on to some rushes while its body and wings finish developing and drying shortly after it hatched. Captured on Upsilon Lake, North Dakota. Didymops transversa,Dragonfly,Geotagged,Insects,North Dakota,Odonata,Stream Cruiser,United States Click/tap to enlarge

Young Stream Cruiser

A young stream cruiser holds on to some rushes while its body and wings finish developing and drying shortly after it hatched. Captured on Upsilon Lake, North Dakota.

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  1. Nice one Travis! Posted 11 years ago
  2. Good one !! Posted 11 years ago
  3. Thank you both! :) Posted 11 years ago

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The brown Stream Cruiser can be recognized by its coloration and male cruising behavior along shores. The thorax has a single yellow stripe on each side. The yellow face has two black stripes across it. The eyes change from brown to green as the dragonfly matures. Each wing has a small brown spot at the base. The male abdomen is clubbed and bears distinctive yellow cerci (appendages at end of the abdomen).

Similar species: Dragonflies And Damselflies
Species identified by travismorhardt
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By travismorhardt

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Uploaded Jan 23, 2014. Captured Jun 18, 2013 15:09 in Lake Upsilon Road, St. John, ND 58369, USA.
  • Canon PowerShot A2200
  • f/2.8
  • 1/101s
  • ISO80
  • 5mm