Red-fronted Dartlet Pseudagrion Sublacteum
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Medium-sized damselfly (3-4 cm), common along the Syrian-African Rift and in the valleys
Nile Sprite Pseudagrion torridum
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In 2016 a population was rediscovered along the Yarkon River from its source to Tel Aviv by Dorit Bar Zakai.
Israeli Bluetail Pseudagrion Syriacum
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An endemic damselfly to our region, often its presence is associated with mint species.
Oasis Bluetail Ischnura Fountaineae
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All members of the genus Ischnura, as well as the Nile Damselfly, are very similar to one another, and one must look closely to identify with certainty
Ischnura Evansi
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In Israel it flies in the south and northward along the Syrian-African rift to the northern Jordan Valley.
Elegant Bluetail Ischnura elegans
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In Israel it is very common in the north of the country and in the center, relatively rare in the south.
Blue-eye Erythromma lindenii
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Distinguished from similar damselflies by the narrow marks between the eyes and broad antehumeral stripes.
Redtail Ceriagrion Georgifreyi
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Very local, observed in northern Israel
Pygmy bluet Agriocnemis sania
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In 2014 it was discovered by Ra Shesh in the Golan Heights; since then populations have also been found in the Jordan Valley and the northern coastal plain.
Platycnemis kervillei
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In Israel it can be seen only at the northern end of the Hula Valley.