Appearance
The male ochre threadtails have an orange-yellow thorax with black patterns. Their abdomen is narrow, black in colour with yellow strips. There is a brown yellow colour at the bottom of their wings. Females are same size as the male. They're pale brown in colour and have the same black patterns as the males.
Distribution
Australian States:Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, and Western Australia
Behavior
When at rest, these damselflies hold their wings closely folded up vertically over their thorax. They have very good flying skill. Ochre threadtails can fly backwards and sideways. They most of the time hover.
Habitat
Orange threadtails can be seen even in the winter. In Victoria these damselflies occur at lower altitudes during summer, though further north they can be seen flying in spring and autumn as well.References:
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