Red Darter Crocothemis Erythraea
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A very common dragonfly in Israel, female identification is not simple
Wandering glider Pantala Flavescens
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The wandering glider is a classic migratory species, sometimes in very large flocks.
נחתנית דרכים Brachythemis impartita
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The male Northern Banded Groundling has a distinctive appearance and should not be confused with any other species.
Imperial Hawker Anax Imperator
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Very large dragonfly (6-9 cm).
Israeli Bluetail Pseudagrion Syriacum
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An endemic damselfly to our region, often its presence is associated with mint species.
Platycnemis kervillei
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In Israel it can be seen only at the northern end of the Hula Valley.
Clear-winged Demoiselle Calopteryx hyalina
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Distinguished by its metallic and shining colors
Ardous Damselfly Sympecma Fusca
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Unlike the rest of the Lestidae, the damselfly holds its wings pressed together and resting alongside the body
Syrian Coengarion Syriacum
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Coengarions are recognizable by narrow antehumeral stripes and broad, large spots between the eyes
Dark Spreadwing
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Members of the family Lestidae are distinguished by holding their wings at an angle of 45 degrees