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Asian Odonata.
New articles posted:
NaoyaI SHIZAWA shares with us electonic copies of
Japanese Odonatological Short Communications
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Covers the Indomalaya
and the Asian part of the Palearctic Ecozones
Guest Guide
Member Guide &
How to post a new photo
How To:
Studying Tropical Dragonflies and Damselflies
by Viola Clausnitzer, KD Dijkstra and Vincent Kalkman
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- Asian Species List :
2157 species are listed and classified.
- Photo Gallery:
8840 photos of Asian species.
- The
Community Mailing List
to communicate with other odonatologists.
Asia Dragonfly Community
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Pic of the day by Marcel SilviusIschnura senegalensis (Rambur, 1842) by Marcel Silvius'>
Ischnura senegalensis (Rambur, 1842) (Malaysia)
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The latest 5 posted photos:
Oleg Kosterin
Burmagomphus divaricatus
(Cambodia)
Oleg Kosterin
Paragomphus capricornis
(Cambodia)
Oleg Kosterin
Ictinogomphus decoratus melaenops
(Cambodia)
Dr. Ulrich Rder
Pseudagrion rubriceps rubriceps
(Thailand)
Oleg Kosterin
Paracercion calamorum dyeri
(Cambodia)
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Do you know which species is on the photo 4479 taken in Mandai (Singapore) ?
Non identified not attributed (Asia) by Chee Kim Loon'> Click on the thumbnail for a larger view
Send your answer to the Webmaster with the photo reference number.
Other photos in need of identification: click here.
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Dragonfly.net ring:
- Asian Odonata: www.Asia-Dragonfly.net
- African Odonata: www.Africa-Dragonfly.net
- American Odonata: www.America-Dragonfly.net
- Neotropical Odonata: www.Neotropic-Dragonfly.net
Note:
Neotropical is dedicated to the Neotropic Ecozone thus only photos taken within this ecozone are considered. This filtering does not apply to the species list. |