Striped  Meadowhawk, Female -  Libellulidae   Sympetrum  pallipes
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MALE- MIDWAY RES. & ANTELOPE ISLAND    OR     IMMATURE MALE - CHICKEN CREEK     IMMATURE MALE - MIDWAY RESERVOIR


Sevier River, Sigurd, Sevier County, Utah - July 19, 2006

Face

face

Full View
lateral, partial ventral view

dorsal

lateral

Head and Thorax
dorsal

lateral

Appendages
appendages
appendages appendages


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Antelope Island, Davis County, Utah - August 14, 2005

Full View

female Striped Meadowhawk
Head and Thorax - partial dorsal






Photo Details - ©Nicky Davis
July 19, 2006 - Sevier River by Sigurd, Sevier County, Utah
Lat 38.50.1150 North -   Long 111.58.02 West  elevation 5223 feet
1.  Face
2., 3., 4.  Full Views
5., 6. Head and Thorax
7., 8., 9.  Appendages

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September 25, 2005, Antelope Island, Davis County, Utah
1.  Full View
2., 3. Head and Thorax


Characteristics
  • 1 to 1 1/2 inches long. 
  • Male red with pale face, clear wings, one rust colored vein, velvety dots  at  the wing to body joint
  •  rounded  black marks on the lower abdomen and 2 pale top and side thoracic stripes.
  •  No other meadowhawk has the top stripes.
  • The immature male is golden and the female is reddish brown or a tawny color. 
  • They fly from April to November and prefer ponds and lakes


Pronunciation
lib-ell-YEW-lid-ee   sim-PEAT-rum 

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