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Abbott, J. per. comm. (16-Mar-1999) "...Palaemnema domina: AZ: Cochise Co., Hetaerina vulnerata: not in TX, Lestes dryas: not in TX, Lestes congener: not in TX, Lestes d. disjunctus: found in palo Duro Canyon along with L. d australis, by S. Dunkle; brings up questions of subspecific status, Enallagma cyathigerum: not in TX....Gomphus exilis: Texas despite my earlier report (Abbott & Stewart, 1998) of this record. I have decided that it probably referred to G. oklahomensis and without a specimen, I don't think it should be listed for the state..Libellula quadrimaculata: not in TX, Sympetrum pallipes: not in TX. [ back to H. vulnerata, E. cyathigerum = A. annexum, L. congener, L. disjunctus, L. dryas, P. domina, G. exilis, L. quadrimaculata, S. pallipes ]
Abbott, J. 2001. The 2001 DSA annual meeting at Junction, Texas. Argia, 13(3): 2-4 [ back to E peruviana]
Abbott, J. 2002. A new dragonfly for Utah. Argia 14(2): 13 [ back to A.persephone]
Abbott, J., 2004. A summer for the record books in Texas. Argia 16(3):16-17 [ back to A. oenea, E. antennatum, L melinogaster A. Persephone, E. attala, E. mithroides ]
Abbott, J. 2007. New and Interesting Odonata Records. Argia 19(2): 25 [ back to A. oenea ]
Abbott, J. 2011. Damselflies of Texas: a field guide. Texas Natural History guides, Univ of Texas Press. Austin. xvii + 268pp [ back to E. semicirculare, T. digiticollis ]
Abbott, J. and K. Stewart. 1998. Odonata of the South Central Nearctic Region, including northeastern Mexico. Ent. News, 109(3) 201-212 [ back to L. unguiculatis, G. mexicana, A. williamsoni, S. filosa, M. inequiunguis ]
Abbott, J., and R. Larsen. 2002. Two new Damselflies for Nevada. Argia 14(1): 4 [back to H. vulnerata, I. demorsa ]
Aguillard, D. 2007. CalOdes/DSA Blitz II – The Desert Experience (A New State Record). Argia 18(4): 4-6 [ back to T. calverti ]
Ahrens, C. 1968. A list of Odonata taken in Cranesville Swamp in 1966. Arboretum Newsletter, West Virginia University 17(4): 6. [ back to E. canis, L. flavida ]
Arbour, D. 2007. Tholymis citrina (Evening Skimmer) found in Oklahoma. Argia 18(4): 29 [ back to T. citrina ]
Avise, J. 2007. Turquoise-tipped Darner (Rhionaecshna psilus) in California. Argia 19(3): 33 [ back to R. psilus ]
Bailowitz, R. 2006. Marl Pennant (Macrodiplax balteata) in Nevada. Argia. 17(4):22 [ back to M. balteata ]
Bailowitz, R. 2006. Tramea insualris in Arizona. Argia. 18(1):9 [ back to T. insularis ]
Bailowitz, R. 2006. Thornbush Dasher (Micrathyria hagenii) New for Arizona. Argia 18(3): 14 [ back to M. hagenii ]
Bailowitz, R. 2007. Evening Skimmer (Tholymis citrina Hagen in Arizona. [ back to T. citrina ]
Bailowitz, R. 2010. Enallagma novaehispaniae Calvert (Neotropical Bluet), Another New Species for Arizona. Argia 22(4): 3 [ back to E. novaehispaniae ]
Bailowitz, R. 2010. Lestes australis (southern Spreadwing), New for Arizona. Argia 22(4): 4 [ back to L. australis ]
Bailowitz, R. & D. Danfort. 2007. Argia Harknessi Calvert (Harkness’ Dancer) New to the United States. Argia 19(2): 24-25 [ back to A. harknessi ]
Bailowitz, R. and D. Danforth. 2009. Another Interesting Saddlebags from Arizona. Argia 21(4): 13 [ back to T. binotata ]
Bailowitz, R. and D. Danforth. 2013. Chalky Spreadwing (Lestes sigma) New to Arizona. Argia 25(3): 29 [ back to L. sigma ]
Bailowitz, Richard. Per. comm. (05-Oct-2011). “I'm including 5 additions and subtractions to the website from Arizona. The one removal is Erpetogomphus designatus. We have not been able to verify a single record for this species in the state. ; And 11 years of collecting in AZ have failed to find anything supporting an inclusion on the list. Our upcoming publication for the state will not include this species. It's just perpetuating a myth. Three of the 4 state additions are Macrothemis inacuta, Sympetrum illotum, and S. semicinctum, all of which are common. A photo of the fourth addition was sent to us two summers ago, a singleton of Coryphaeschna adnexa, found along the shore of Patagonia Lake. It's a bizarre find but nicely photographed. It's unpublished as yet but we will include it in our upcoming book.” [ back to C. adnexa, E. designatus, M. inacuta, S. illotum, S. semicinctum, ]
Bailowitz, Richard. Per. comm. (06-Oct-2011): “ Please add Argia carlcooki to the Arizona state list. It's been published but I cannot remember where. A pair were photographed by Bob Behrstock 5-10 years ago at San Bernardino NWR in extreme SE Arizona. Enallagma anna from the state list. There are no records, old or new, Nor does it really come close to the state boundary. The upcoming publication on Arizona will not include it. A name change - Telebasis griffini is not the species occurring in southern Sonora. Please change the name to Telebasis levis, as per Rosser Garrison's article.” [ back to A. carlcooki, E. anna, T. levis ]
Barlow, A. 2000. Additions to the checklist of Odonata from New Jersey. Argia 12(3): 21-25 [ back to A. sedula, A. interrupta, A. subarctica, G. fraternus, G. ventricosus, E. spinigera, S. forcipata ]
Barlow, A. 2001. Second annual report of the New Jersey Odonata Survey included a state record and numerous county records. Argia 13(3): 18-22 [ back to S. kennedyi ]
Barlow, A. 2004. Third Report of the New Jersey Odonata Survey Including one state record, numerous county records and corrections to previous literature. Argia 15(4):16-21 [ back to S. danae ]
Beaton, G. & M. Dobbs. 2007. 2006 summary of Odonata Research in Georgia. Argia 18(4): 26-28 [ back to L. congener, M. balteata ]
Beaton, G. & M. Dobbs. 2008. 2007 Summary of Odonate Research in Georgia. Argia 20(1): 28-29 [ back to G. cavillaris, P. alachuensis ]
Beaton, G. & M. Dobbs. 2010. 2008-2009 Summary of Odonate Research in Georgia. Argia 22(1): 15-17. [ back to G. viridifrons, B. furcata ]
Beckemeyer, R. 1998. A brief history of the Plains Emerald-Somatochlora ensigera. Argia, 10(1): 17-19. [ back to S. ensigera ]
Beckemeyer, R. 1998. Tramea calverti collected in Missouri. Argia 10(4): 13[ back to T. calverti ]
Beckemeyer, R. 1998. Some Kansas state and County Odonata Records for 1998. Argia 10(4):26 [ back to A. immunda, E. umbrata]
Beckemeyer, R 1998. Nebraska and South Dakota Odonata - A Compilation of collecting Reports Related to The July, 1998 Valentine, Nebraska Annual Meeting of the Dragonfly Society of the Americas. Argia 10(4): 27-28 [ back to C. aequabilis, A. plana, E. signatum, A. submedianus, S. rubicundulum ]
Beckemeyer, R. 2008. Sedgwick County, Kansas Record of Miathyria Marcella (Hyacinth glider). Argia 20(4): 22 [ back to M. Marcella ]
Beckemeyer, R. 2001. Some Great Plains Odonata records for 2000 and 2001. Argia 13(4): 7-8 [back to N.gracilis ]
Beckemeyer, R. & S. Hummel 1998. Could Valentine, Nebraska be Odonata Heaven? The 1998 DSA Annual Meeting. Argia 10(3): 4-6 [ back to E. aspersum, I. hastata], G. graslinellus, S. notatus, E. costalis, C. elisa ]
Beckemeyer, R. per.comm. (7-Feb-1999). "...I had an email from Steve Hummel regarding the Iowa record for Tramea calverti mentioned in Sid Dunkle's Dragonflies and damselfies of Florida. That specimen was collected by Steve Hummel in extreme northeastern Iowa (Yellow River State Forest, Allamakee County) on August 15, 1972. Minter Westfall identified the specimen for Steve and commented that, at the time, it was the farthest north the species had been reported. The specimen is in Steve's personal collection. " [ back to T. calverti ]
Bedell, P. 2014. Epitheca semiaquea (Mantled Baskettail) Confirmed for New Hampshire. Argia 26(2): 9. [ back to E. semiaquea ]
Bedell, P. 2014. Celithemis bertha (Red-veined Pennant) New for Virginia Argia 36(2): 10. [ back to C. bertha ]
Bedell, P. and A. Chazal 1999. Dythemis velox, a new species for Virginia. Argia 11(3): 4-5. [ back to D. velox ]
Bedell, P. and A. Bryan 2005. Orthemis ferruginea Observed in Virginia. Argia 17(3):27 [ back to O. ferruginea ]
Behrstock, R. 1998. Notes on the First Record of Turquoise-Tipped Darner (Aeshna psilus) in Arizona. Argia 10(4): 11-12 [ back to R. psilus]
Behrstock, R. 1999. First Texas record of the Bar Winged Skimmer (Libellula axilena) Westwood. Argia 11(3): 5-6 [ back to L. axilena ]
Behrstock, R. A. 2000. First Texas record of Amethyst dancer (Argia pallens) Calvert, 1902. Argia 12(2): 6-7 [back to A. pallens ]
Behrstock, R. A. 2000. Results of a brief Odonate survey at East Sandia Spring, Reeves Co., Texas, including a new state record of Paiute Dancer (Argia alberta) Kennedy, 1918. Argia 12(3): 13-15 [back to A. alberta ]
Behrstock, R. 2005. New state records of Odonata for eastern Mexico. Argia 17(1):13-15. [ Back to A. oculata, A. ulmeca, A. westfalli, E. elaps, B. vivax, D. maya, M. inequiunguis ]
Behrstock, R. 2006. Five New Records of Odonata for the State of Tamaulipas, Mexico, Inclusing the Correction of a Previously Published Brechmorhoga. Argia 18(1):17-19 [ back to A. lais, E. designatus, P. breviphylla, B. tepeaca, B. vivax , C. insularis ]
Behrstock, R. 2008. First Arizona Record of Narrow-striped Forceptail (Aphylla Protracta). Argia 20(3): 21 [ back to A. protracta ]
Behrstock, R. 2009. An Update List of the Odonata of Coahuila, Mexico, Including Fortty-one New State Records and the First Mexican Occurrence of Libellula composia (Hagen). [ back to H. vulnerata, A. quadratum, A. f. violacea, A. immunda, A. lugens, A. moesta, A. munda, A nahuana, A. rhoadsi, A. translata, E. basidens, E. novaehispaniae, H. heterodoxum, I. hastata, I. ramburii, T. Salva, A. grandis, A. walsinghami, O. armata, R. dugesi, P. breviphylla, P. stigmatus, C. diadema, B. furcata, C. insularis, C. eponina, D. nigrescens, E. simplicicollis, E. basifusca, E. funerea, E. umbrata, I cubensis, L. comanche, L. composita, L. needhami, M. imitans, M. inequiunguiis, P. lydia, P. superbus, S. illotum, T. lacerata, T. onusta ]
Behrstock, R., J. Rose & J. Abbott 2007. First Texas Record and Second US Occurance of the Pale-green Darner, Triacanthagyna septima (selys in Sagra, 1857) (Odonata: Aeshnidae). Argia 18(4): 28-29. [ back to T. septima ]
Behrstock", R. ,M. Dobbs, S. Dunkle and M. Overton. 2007. Additional Records of Odonata from Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi, Hidalgo, and Queretaro States, Mexico. [ back to A. cuprea, A. plana, I. posita, N. Amelia, D. spoliatus, P. lineatipes, P. domitia, T. insularis ]
Behrstock, R., D. Danforth & Sandy Upson. 2007. A List of the Odonata of Chihuahua State, Mexico, Including New State Records and the First Mexican Record of Argia alberta, Kennedy, 1918. BAO 10(2/3): 52-63 [ back to A. lais, A. alberta, A. anceps, A. extranea, A fumipennis, A. funcki, A. hinei, A. pallens, A. pima, A. tarascana, A. tezpi, E. praevarum, I. damula, I. hastata, I. ramburii, A.californica, L. alacer, P. domina, A. Persephone, A. walsinghami, R luteipennis, R. dugesi, R. jalapensis, R. multicolor, E. compositus, B. mendax, D. velox, M. aequalis, P. longipennis, P. hymenaea, P. intensa, P. teneera, P. superbus, S. corruptum, S. illotum, S. signiferum, T. lacerata, T. onusta ]
Belshe, J. per. comm (21-Feb-1999) "....Rhionaeschna multicolor, Missouri should be removed, it is probably not here, see Sid Dunkles 1983 paper on Aeshna; Ophiogomphus rupinsulensis, Missouri should be removed, see O. westfalli, I also have additional specimens of O. westfalli from locations in Missouri; Dythemis fugax, I have several specimens and records of this species in Missouri; Libellula vibrans, the question mark can be removed after MO listing, I have specimens and records of this species for Missouri...." [ back to R. multicolor, O. rupinsulensis, D. fugax ]
Bick, G.H. 1997. Old Specimens, New Records. Argia 9(3): 24 [ back to I. denticollis ]
Bick, George H 2003. At-Risk Odonata of Conterminous United States. Bul. Amer.Odon. 7(3): 41-56 [ back to E. pictum, E. recurvatum, G. diminutus, G. sandrius, G. septima, S. townesi , M. margarita ]
Biggs, Kathy and Dave. per. comm. (03-Jan-2002) "...you hadn't added Ischnura ramburii to CA. Jeff Cole found it first when we were at Dos Palmas in 2000. Both Tim Manolis and I, and also Rosser Garrisonalso collected it there that day. I also have jpegs and scans of it on my website: http://www.sonic.net/~bigsnest/Pond/Lists/pond_damsels.html#ISRA I. ramburii has also been found in NV and the photo documentation for that is also on my site at the same address as above. Dennis Paulson confirmed Steve Potter's record..."[back to I.ramburii ]
K. Biggs 2004. Simply suberb! A new California state record, and a bit of California Odonata history. Argia 16(3): 21-22.[ back to P. superbus ]
Biggs, Kathy. Per. Comm. (12-Jan-2005)…" E. signatum added to P 158 of SW field guide = CO” [back to E. signatum ]
Bledsoe, R. 2007. First Record of Baja Bluet (Enallagma eiseni) in California. Argia 19(2): 23-24 [ back to E. eiseni ]
Blue. D. 2007. First Record of Erythrodiplax basifusca (Plateau Dragonlet) for California. Argia 18(4): 30 [ back to E. basifusca ]
Blust, Mike, 2006. What a day!, Argia 17(4):4 [back to E. laterale, E. heros, N. pentacantha, R. mutata, G. abbreviatus, S. amnicola ]
Bocanegra, O. R. 2001. First record of Somatochlora tenebrosa for Texas. Argia 13(4): 8 [ back to S. tenebrosa ]
Bocanegra, O. R. 2004. First record of Tetragoneuria spinosa for Texas. Argia 15(4):23-24 [ back to E. spinosa ]
Bocanegra, O. & D. Czaplak. 2004. Phyllocycla breviphylla collected in the United States. Argia 16(3):18 [ back to P. breviphylla ]
Bradeen, B., 1993. Life Histories of Sympatric Ophiogomphus spp. (Odonata: Gomphidae ) in the Aroostock River, Maine. Thesis, Univ. of Maine, Orono. 75 pps [ back to O. aspersus, O. mainensis, O. rupinsulensis ]
Bridgehouse, D. 2008. Tramea lacerata (Black Saddlebags) – found in Nova Scotia. Argia 20(4): 19 [ back to T. lacerata ]
Bridgehouse, D. and J. Edsall, 2013. Blue Dasher, (Pachydiplax longipennis) New to Nova Scotia. Argia 25(4): 7. [ back to P. longipennis ]
Bried, J. and S. Krotzer. 2005. New species records for Mississippi: and expected dragonfly and an unexpected damselfly. Argia 17(1):6-7 [ back to L. forficula, A. lentulus ]
Bright, Ethan. Per. Comm. (26-Oct-1999). "....I think you should either remove Michigan from Ophiogomphus aspersus, or at least mention that the record is dubious. It's an Eastern species, and of the two records of this species noted by Kormondy (1958), one was a misidentified O. colubrinus female, the other is a larval exuvia from Wayne Co. in southeastern Michigan that apparently has been lost in the Cornell collection and cannot be verified (I'm trying to find it). Ken Tennessen and I authored a short note in Williamsonia 2(4):2, stating that this species should probably be taken of the state species list..." [ back to O. aspersus ]
Broughton, A. 1999. Archilestes grandis (Odonata: Lestidae) from Georgia: New State Record. Argia 11(2): 9 [back to A. grandis ]
Brown, Ginger 2001. Rhode Island Update. Argia 13(3): 22 [ back to L. dryas, L. glacialis, L. proxima ]
Brown, Ginger 2005, Celithemis verna in New York. Argia 17(3):21-22 [ back to C. verna ]
Brown, Virginia 2003. Rhode Island Odonata Atlas: 2003 Season summary. Ode News 10(2):8-9 [ back to S. spiniceps, N obsoleta ]
Brunell, P., 1997. Distribution of Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of the Atlantic Provinces, Canada. Northeastern Naturalist 4(2):61-82 [ Back to A. saucium, E. aspersum, E. geminatum, E. signatum, I. Posita, L. eurinus, A. constricta, B. vinosa, E. heros, D. spinosus, G. borealis, G. descriptus, G. spicatus, O. anomalus , O. mainensis, D. Lepida, E. princeps, S. albicincta, S. incurvata, S. kennedyi, S. septentrionalis, L. patricia, L. proxima, L. semifasciata, N. bella, S. corruptum ]
Brunelle, P. 1998. Somatochlora brevicincta in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia! Argia, 9(4): 5. [ back to S. brevicincta ]
Brunelle, P. 1998. 1998 DSA Northeastern Group Meeting in Southern Maine. Argia 10(1): 3-4 [ back to G. quadricolor, G. vastus, P. obscurus, S. amnicola, S. notatus]
Brunelle, P., 1999. Additions to the List of Dragonflies (Odonata) of the Atlantic Provinces. Northeastern Naturalist 6(1): 35-38 (In Press). [ back to S. cingulata, S. septentrionalis, L. frigida, P. flavescens ]
Brunelle, P., 1999. Additions to the List of Damselflies and Dragonflies (Odonata) of New Hampshire, United States. Northeastern Naturalist (In Press). [ back to C. dimidiata, G. lividus ]
Brunelle, P., 1999. Distribution of Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of Maine, United States. Northeastern Naturalist 6(2): 95-118 [ back to E.recurvatum, N. pentacantha, R. mutata, A. furcifer, G. descriptus, P. tenera ]
Brunelle, P., 2010 Dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata) of the Atlantic Maritime Ecozone. In Assessment of Species Diversity in the Atlantic Maritime Ecozone. Edited by D. F. McAlpine and I.M. smith. NRC Press, Ottawa, Canada. Pp 333-369 [ back to N. obsoleta ]
Brunelle, P. per. Comm. (07-Oct-99). “A few additions in my region: Prince Edward Island: Basiaeschna janata - J. Harding, Celithemis elisa - J. Harding. Newfoundland (Island of): Somatochlora brevicincta - O. Flint. Nova Scotia: Somatochlora williamsoni - D. Anderson. MAINE: Somatochlora brevicincta - J. Trimble (1st United States)..." [ back to B. janata, S. brevicincta, S. williamsoni, C. elisa ]
Brunelle, P. per. Comm. (30-Aug-2000). " ...The most recent information on the state level for Maine...Anax longipes, E. pictum and A. translata added (B. Nikula et al, MDDS)." [ back to A. translata, E. pictum, A. longipes ]
Brunelle, P. per. comm.. (15-Nov-2011). Comments on Odonate Distribution in Acadia [ back to A. translata, C. interrogatum, E. daeckii, E. pictum, A. subarctica, G. furcillata, G. abbreviatus, G. fraternus, G. lividus, S. amnicola, S. notatus, S. spiniceps, E. cynosura, L. needhami, L. pulchella, , S. internum, S. rubicundulum, T. lacerata ]
Burnham, E.J. 1900. Additional notes on the Anisoptera in the Vicinity of Manchester, N.H. Manchester Institute Arts and Science Proceedings 2: 37-45. [ back to E. semiaquea]
Calvert, P. 1952. New Taxonomic entities in neotropical Aeshnas (Odonata: Aeshnidae). Ent. News 63(10):262 [ back to R. secreta ]
Calvert, P. 1905. Fauna of New England. 6. list of the Odonata,Occ. Pap. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.,7:1-43b [back to E. hageni ]
Cannings, R. per. comm. (11-Aug-2000). " Just a brief note to let you know that Syd Cannings and Sid Dunkle just collected S. brevicincta at two widely separate localities in central British Columbia....one place near McBride, the other in the Parsnip River drainage. I have yet to see the specimens, but I'm sure they are what the guys say they are!! As far as I know, the species, although presumably boreal in distribution, has not been collected before west of Quebec. [ back to to S. brevicincta ]
Cannings, R. 2002. Introducing the Dragonflies of British Columbia and the Yukon. Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria. 96 pp. [Back to C. aequabilis ]
Cannings, S. 1988. Dragonflies in the Mountains. Argia 10(4): 13-14 [ back to L. forcipatus, S. forcipata]
Cannings, S. & R. Cannings (1997). Dragonflies (Odonata) of the Yukon. in H. V. Banks and J. A. Downes (eds.), Insects of the Yukon. Biol. Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods). Ottawa. 1034pp [ back to C. interrogatum, S. minor ]
Cannings, S. & R. Cannings, & R. J. Cannings (1991). Distribution of the dragonflies (Insecta: Odonata) of the Yukon Terrirory, Canada, with notes on ecology and behaviour. Roy. B.C. Museum Cont. to Nat. Sci. 13: 1-27 [ back to S. madidum ]
Carle F., 1979. Environmental monotoring potential of the Odonata, with list of rare and endangered Anisoptera of Virginia, United States. Odonatologica 8: 319-323. [ back to C. shurtleffii, E. canis, L. exusta, L. hudsonica, L. proxima]
Carle, F. L. 1991. Dragonflies. Pp. 197-214 In K. Terwilliger (coordinator), Virginia's Endangered Species. McDonald and Woodward Publishing Company, Blacksburg, Virginia. [ back to G. septima, E. costalis ]
Carle F. L. 1994. *Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies) of Vermont, Checklist of Species and Global and State Ranks. Umpublished Report to Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. 21pp [ back to L. vigilax, E. civile, G. ventricosus, S. scudderi, S. spiniceps, C. shurtleffii, E. spinigera, S. franklini, S. kennedyi, S. tenebrosa, C. elisa, L. proxima, L. incesta, L. semifasciata ]
Carpenter, V. 1997. New Records from Rhode Island. Argia 9(1): 21-21 [ Back to A. apicalis, A. transalata ]
Carpenter, G. 1998. Notes from Rhode Island. Argia 10(2): 8 [ back to A. villosipes, E. spinigera, L. julia ]
Carpenter, G. 1998. Nehalennia integricollis in Rhode Island. Argia 10(3): 20 [ back to N. integricollis ]
Carpenter, G 1999. Big News from Rhode Island. Argia 11(3): 7. [ back to G. spicatus, L. vernalis, C. obliqua, E. canis ]
Carpenter, G 1999. Rhode Island Atlas Update. Ode News VI(2): 6-7. [ back to S. georgiana ]
Carpenter, Ginger. ( per. comm.) 01-Nov-1999.... you can post our data [from Brunelle for R.I.] as per. comm...including the [unpublished ] 1998 and 1999 new records: Ischnura ramburii, Arigomphus furcifer, Aeshna canadensis, and Libellula needhami..." [ back to E. daeckii, E. divagans, E. traviatum, I. ramburii, L. eurinus, A. canadensis, A. constricta, A. longipes, B. janata, B. vinosa, N. pentacantha, R. mutata, A. furcifer, G. adelphus, G. lividus, H. brevistylus, P. obscurus, S. albistylus, S. scudderi, C. diastatops, C. maculata, D. transversa, D. libera, E. cynosura, H. uhleri, S. walshii, S. williamsoni, C. fasciata, C. martha, L. frigida, L. hudsonica, L. cyanea, L. needhami, L. quadrimaculata, N. bella, P. hymenaea, T. lacerata ]
Carpenter, Ginger 2000. Rhode Island Odonata Atlas. 1999 results. Argia 12(1): 12-13 [back to E. weewa ]
Carpenter, G & K. Legler 1998. Williamsonia lintneri in Wisconsin!? And with Fletcheri! (taken from e-mails by editor) Argia 10(4): 11 [ back to W. lintneri ]
Carroll, M. & R. Gundersen 1995. Distribution of Minnesota Dragonflies (Odonata: Anisoptera). St. Cloud State Univ. Occ. Pap. In Aquatic Biology. 2(1): 32pp [ back to A. furcifer, G. viridifrons, O. howei, S. notatus, S. spiniceps, C. obliqua, M. illinoiensis, N. yamaskanensis, S. forcipata, S. kennedyi, L. broealis, L. intacta, N. bella, ]
Cashatt, T 1999. New Hine's Emerald (Somatochlora hineana) dragonfly sites found in 1999. Argia 11(3): 3-4 [ back to S. hineana ]
Cashatt, E, R. Day, and T. Esker 2006. A New Anisoptera Record for Illinois: Libellula auripennis Burmeister. Argia 18(3):12 [ back to L. auripennis ]
Catling, Paul 2003. Pigmy Snaketail (Ophiogomophus howei) New to Canada. Argia 14(3): 11-12 [ back to O. howei )
Catling, P. M. 2004. The Austral Speadwing, Lestes australis, in Ontario. Pp 18-21 in Catling, P. M., C.D. Jones and P. Pratt (eds.) Ontario Odonata vol 4 (Including observations for the year 2002). Toronto Entomologist Association, Toronto Ontario [back to L. australis ]
Catling, P., and V. R. Brownell (1999). Maine Snaketail (Ophiogomphus mainensis) new to Ontario. Argia 11(3): 9 [ back to O. mainensis ]
Catling, P., V. R. Brownell, and P. Pratt, 1999. Riverine Clubtain (Stylurus amnicola), new to Ontario. Argia 11(3): 9-10 [ back to S. amnicola]
Catling, P. and C. Catling, 1999. Laura’s Clubtail (Stylurus Laurae) New to Canada. Argia 11(3): 10-11. [ back to S. laurae]
Catling, P, S. Carriere, D. Johnson, & M, Fournier, 2004. Dragonflies of the Northwest Territories, Canada: New Records, ecological observations and a checklist. Argia 16(1): 9-13 [ back to E. ebrium, L. forcipatus, A. Canadensis, S. notatus, S. minor ]
Catling, P. S., M. Oldham, C. Jones, R. Oldham, J. Dombroskie, & B. Kostiuk (2004). Broad-Tailed Shadowdragon. Neurocordulia michaeli Brunelle, new to Ontario. Argia 16(3): 13-16 [ back to N. michaeli]
Catling, P. S., & B. Kostiuk 2004. Another addition to the Odonata of the Northwest Territories, Argia 16(3): 21 [ back to E. hageni ]
Catling, P., & B. Kostiuk. (2004). Three additions to the Odonata of Saskatchewan, and some notable records. Argia 16(3): 18-20 [ back to A. f. violacea, E. antennatum, I. perparva, I. verticalis ]
Catling, P., R. Cannings, & P. Brunelle (2005). An annotated checklist of the Odonata of Canada. Bul.Amer.Odon. 9(1):1-20. [ back to C. aequabilis , C. maculata , A. saucium , A. f. violacea, E. aspersum , E. erbium , E. signatum , E. vernale , I. cervula , I. damula , I. perparva , I. verticalis , N. Irene, L. forcipatus , L. inaequalis , A. juncea, A. septentrionalis, A. subarctica, A. tuberculifera, A. verticalis, B. grafiana, B. vinosa, N. pentacantha, R. multicolor, D. spinosus, G. adelphus, G. graslinellus, G. spicatus, G. vastus, O. anomalus, O. colubrinus, O. severus, S. amnicola, S. notatus, C. maculata, D. transversa, D. libera, E. cynosura, E. semiaquea, S. forcipata, S. incurvata, S. kennedyi, S. linearis, L. patricia, L. luctuosa, P. longipennis, S. obtrusum, S. o. occidentale, S. semicinctum, S. vicinum ]
Catling, P. and P. Pratt. Per. Comm. (09-Oct-1999)...”the listings of Williamsoni lintneri and Ophiogomphus aspersus..are both errors as far as we can tell…” and Paul Pratt. Per. Comm. 09-Oct-1999…”I haven’t heard of any Ontario records for Williamsoni linteri or Ophiogomphus aspersus either…”[ back to O. aspersus, W. lintneri ]
Catling, P., Z. Lucas, B. Freedman & P. Brunelle. 2009. New Records of Odonata from Sable Island, Nova Scotia. Argia 21(4): 11-12 [ back to I. hastata ]
Catling, P. , B. Kostiuk & D. Tate. 2011. River Jewelwing, Calopteryx aequabilis Say, New to Northwest Territories. Argia 23(1): 13-14 [ back to C. aequabilis ]
Chricante, R. 2011. Somatochlora georgiana (Coppery Emerald) Discovered and Observed in Maryland. Argia 23(2): 12-13 [ back to S. Georgiana ]
Collins, S. 2008. Triacanthagyna caribbea(Caribbean Darner) in Texas: Another U.S. Record. Argia 20(3): 21-22 [ back to T. caribbea ]
Connors, R. 2007. Somatochlora elongata (Ski-tipped Emerald) and Enallagma durum (Big Bluet): Two New Species for Tennessee. Argia 19(1): 18-19 [ back to E. durum , S. elongata]
Cook, C. per. comm. (5-Mar-1999). "The following additions and comments...all records have been determined or verified by C. Cook, and specimens representing possible new state records are retained in the Cook collection......I believe the Taylor Co, record [E. doubledayi] in Reasoner (1970) was taken from material I collected more than 50 years ago and may have been misidentified. The habitat is atypical for E. doubledayi, but carunculatum does occur there. I recommend that this species be deleted from the KY list until it is reaffirmed.Lanthus parvulus records apply to vernalis" [ back to E. doubledayi, L. parvulus, O. acuminatus, O. mainensis, S. scudderi, E. semiaquea, M. georgina ]
Cook, Carl. unpublished list dated “Sept-99”. “Inventory Cook Odonata Collection: Alaska, Alberta, and British Columbia, part one: Anisoptera” [ Back to A. interrupta, A. septentrionalis E. canis, , S. franklini ]
Cook, C. per. comm (12-Jan-2000)"... Hetaerina vulnerata: California: Merced County, July 26, 1994, Richard Brown, leg...Texas: Bexar County, Salado Creek at Pecan Valley Golf Course, August 19, 1968, Carl Cook, leg (confirms questionable listing in Westfall and May [and also in per. comm form John Abbott 16-Mar-1999 ] [back to H. vulnerata ]
Cook, C. & D. Bridgehouse. 2005. Rhionaeschna mutata Hagen (Spatterdock Darner) in Novia Scotia, a new provincial record, and significant range extension. Argia 16(4):5 [ back to R. mutata ]
Craves, J. & D. O'brien 2002. Hunting new state ode records or an ode to hunting new state records. Williamsonia 6(3 & 4): 7-9 [ back to I. hastata ]
Cruden, R. W. & O. J. Gode Jr. 1998. Iowa's Odonata: Declining and/or changing? Jour. Iowa Acad. Sci. 105(2): 67-81 [ back to G. ventricosus,] O. rupinsulensis, S. intricatus , N. obsoleta, L. cyanea , S. semicinctum ]
Curry, Jim 2003. Observations on Neurocordulia. Argia 14(3): 13-14. [ back to N. molesta ]
Cuyler, D 1999. (per. comm. ) "I have 2 specimens of Gomphus consanguis from North Carolina. " [ back to G. consanguis ]
Czaplak, D .1998. "Leucorrhinia glacialis" in West Virginia. Argia 10(3): 23 [ back to L. glacialis ]
Czaplak, D.1998. Orthemis ferruginea in Washington D.C.? Argia 10(3): 23-24 [ Back to O. ferruginea ]
Daigle, J. 1996. Progomphus tennesseni spec. nov. from the Dominican Republic, West Indies (Anisoptera: Gomphidae) Odonatologica, 25(4) 467-370. [ back to P. tennesseni ]
Daigle, J. and T. Vogt. 1988. Stylurus notatus (Rambur) from Wisconsin, United States (Anisoptera: Gomphidae). Notul. Odonatol. 3(2): 33 [ back to S. notatus ]
Daigle, J. 2008. Carolina Cherubs! Argia 20(2): 3-4 [ back to G. Septima ]
Daigle, J. 2010. Ophiogomphus australis Sightings in Florida! Argia 21(2): 11 [ back to O. australis ]
Daigle, J. 2013. Orthemis Discolor (Carmine Skimmer), New for Cuba and the Caribbean. Argia 25(1) 2 [ back to O. discolor ]
Danforth, D. 2000. First record of Dythemis maya for Arizona. Argia 12(4): 3 [ back to D. maya ]
Danforth, D. 2007. Arizona 2006 Summary. Argia 19(1): 13 [ back to A. apicalis, C. eponina, T. calverti ]
Danforth, D. 2007. Macrothemis pseudimitans (White-tailed Sylph), New Species for the U.S. Argia 19(3): 29 [ back to M. pseudimitans ]
Danforth, D. 2007. A New Dragonfly Species for Arizona. Argia 19(4): 16 [ back to M. aequalis ]
Danforth, D. 2008. Straight-tipped Ringtail (Erpetogomphus elaps) found in Arizona. Argia 20(4): 22-23 [ back to E. elaps ]
Danforth, D. 2014. Gomphus lynnae (Columbia Clubtail), (a New Species for Nevada Argia 26(3): 13. [ back to G. lynnae ]
Danforth, D., R. Bailowitz and P. Deviche 2013. Cerulean Dancer, Argia anceps, a New Species for the United States. Argia 25(2): 10-11 [ back to A. anceps ]
Dauphin, D. 2008. New U.S. Dragonfly – Planiplax sp. (probably Planiplax sanguiniventris). Argia 20(2): 19 [ back to P. sanguiniventris ]
Deeds, J., D. Bogar, R. Koval, J. McWilliams & C. Shiffer. 2009. Six New OdonataState Records in Pennsylvania. Argia 20(2): 5-6 [ back to I. kellicotti, O. incurvatus, C. fasciata, L. deplanata ]
De Lacour, F. 2008. Tauriphila argo (Arch-tipped Glider)—New Species for the United States. Argia 20(3): 26-27 [ back to T. argo ]
DeMaynadier, P. & J. Hudson. 2005. First national records for Canada Whiteface (Leucorrhinia patricia) in the USA. Argia 17(1):5-6 [ back to L. patricia ]
Dobbs M. 2006. A New Spreadwing from Georgia. Argia 18(1):10 [ back to L. forcipatus ]
Donnelly, T. 1979. The genus Phyllogomphoides in middle America (Anisoptera: Gomphidae). Odonatologica, 8(4): 249. [ back to P. suasus ]
Donnelly, T. 1995. Odonates around the country - It's been a rewarding season. Argia, 7(3): 18 [ back to E. traviatum, P. domitia ]
Donnelly, T. per.comm. (28-Feb-1999)"...Paul Brunelle told me that the Coenagrion angulatum in Prince Edward Island was a misidenetified Ischnura verticalis. Scratch that record." [ back to C. angulatum ]
Donnelly, T. 2000. Disjunct Odonata Records - the agony and the ecstasy. Argia 12(1): 7-8 [ back to G. lividus, B. gravida, B. herbida, L. auripennis ]
Donnelly, T. 2013. DSA 2013 Annual Meeting. Argia 25(3) 1-3 [ back to D. Libera]
Donnelly, T. W & K. J. Tennessen. 1994. Macromia illinoiensis and georgina: a study of their variation and apparent subspecific relationship (Odonata: Corduliidae). B.A.O. 2(3): 27-61 [ back to M. georgina ]
Dubois, B, & B. Cebulski. 2009. GLOM 2009 Visits Indian dunes National Lakeshore. Argia 21(4): 4-5 [ back to C. shurtleffii ]
DuBois, B, & B. Smith, & J. Pleski, & M. Reese. 2005. Wisconsin Odonata Highlights in 2004. Argia 17(2):4-6. [ back to E. clausum, A sitchensis ]
Dubois, Bob. Per. comm. (03-Oct-2011). “Not yet published but two additions to the Wisconsin list will be soon forthcoming: Rhionaeschna multicolor and Sympetrum madidum.” [ back to R. multicolor, S. madidum ]
Dubois, R., J. Berkopec and R. Eichhorn, 2014. First Record of Mocha Emerald Somatochlora linearis in Wisconsin. Argia 26(3): 28-30. [ back to S. linearis ]
Dunkle, S. W. 1992. Gomphus (Gomphurus) gonzalezi spec. nov., a new dragonfly from Texas and Mexico (Anisoptera: Gomphidae). Odonatologica, 21(1): 79-84 [ back to G. gonzalezi ]
Dunkle, Sid. Per. comm (19-Jul-2000). "I have the following comments about your list of Sympetrum distributions. and If anybody can refute any of my assertions, please let me know: S. ambiguum: I have seen no substantiation for ME or MA; S. costiferum: the KY record is from Tai, and I did not include it in my field guide map; S. danae: I have seen no substantiation for IL, IN, IA, KY, or MO; S. illotum: The MB record is probably a misidentified S. corruptum, 1 male in Conroy & Kuhn. I have no substantiation for MT or WY; S. janae: If this is a species, its records are mixed up with internum; S. madidum: IA is from Yeager 1932 and I considered it an error. and The MO record is from Needham and Westfall without any further justification; S. occidentale I consider the same species as S. semicinctum, so it is no use trying to differentiate their distributions; S. pallipes: MN record is from Beckemeyer or Bick but is not substantiated. The TX record is from Needham and Westfall without further justification. Strangely, according to my notes, I have a specimen from IN in my collection, and I even put it on the field guide range map, but I need to check into this; S. rubicundulum: I have specimens in my collection from NE and KS, and extended the range map in the field guide to eastern CO and eastern WY. I consider all records west of there to be internum, thus ID, MT, NV, NM, UT are likely all misidentifications; S. vicinum: WY is not substantiated." [ back to S. ambiguum, S. costiferum, S. danae, S. illotum, S. janae, S. madidum, S. pallipes, S. rubicundulum, S. vicinum ]
Dunkle, Sid. Per. comm (20-Oct-2003). "The Florida G.diminutus records were mislabled specimens, I think in the Cornell Collection, and by Needham. It should be deleted from any Florida list. Besides, Florida has G. westfalli rather than G. diminutus." [back to G. diminutus ]
Ellzey, K. 2004. First state record of Gomphus militaris in Louisiana. Argia 16(2):24-25 [ back to G. militaris ]
Ellzey, K. 2004. Enallagma doubledayi population in Kisatchie Type National Forest, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. Argia 16(3):24-25 [ back to E. doubledayi ]
Fernandez-Martinez, M. A. 2004. First record of Triacanthagyna septima for the Dominican Republic. Argia 16(3):27 [ back to T. septima ]
Fliedner, H. 2009. Two Remarkable Observations in Puerto Rico Argia 21(1): 8-9 [ back to C. servilia ]
Flint, O. 2000. Nehallenia Pallidula in Texas. Argia 12(4): 3-4. [back to N. pallidula ]
Flint, O. Jr., R. Bastardo and D. Perez-Gelabert. 2006. Distribution of the Odonata of the Dominican Republic. Bul. Amer. Odon. 9(3):67-84. [ back to H. clara, P. integer, E. attala ]
Fothergill, K, J. Keebaugh & M. Austin. 2004. First Records of Pacific Spiketail, Cordulegaster dorsalis, in Idaho. Argia 16(1):16-17 [ back to C. dorsalis ]
Freeman, C. 2002. Dromogomphus spoliatus caught!. Williamsonia 6(3 & 4): 9-10 [ back to D. spoliatus ]
Garman, P. 1927. * Guide to the insects of Connecticut. Part V. The Odonata or dragonflies of Connecticut Bull. 39, Conn. Geological and nat. Hist. Survey, Hartford. 331 pp. [ back to L. glacialis, L. proxima, S. obtrusum ]
Garrison, R. per. comm (16-Mar-2000). "...Erythemis vesiculosa: You should keep this in the Arizona list. I identified a specimen taken years ago in a private collection from Deer Valley. I also saw, but could not collect, a specimen from Cave Creek (N of Scottsdale). The species is apparently an occasional straggler into Arizona..." [ back to E. vesiculosa ]
Garrison, R. 1986. Diceratobasis melanogaster spec. nov., A new damselfly from the Dominican Republic (Zygoptera: Coenagrionidae), with taxonomic and distributional notes on the Odonata of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. Odonatologica 15 (1): 61-76 [ back to C. viriditas, M. simplex, T. australis, T. citrina, T. calverti, T. insularis ]
Glotzhober, B. per. comm (08-Oct-199). “Gomphus rogersi Gloyd—I have no records of this species in Ohio…Lanthus vernalis--please add. It is “in Press” with the Ohio Biological Survey, by me. Somatochlora incurvata—please add. Same situation as L. vernalis …Libelluls flavida—please add. Also in press by Thomas Schultz, Denison University... Sympetrum danae—To the best of my knowledge, this is not in Ohio” [ Back to G. rogersi, L. vernalis, , S. incurvata, L flavida, S. danae]
Glotzhober, B. per. comm (12-Jul-2000). "Please add Somatochlora walshii for Ohio (extreme NE part of state)-- just found in two locations this summer. Ashatabula County; PortageCounty..." [ back to S. walshii ]
Glotzhober, B. 2014. Ohio Adds New Draginfly Species to List. (Argia 26(3): 21-22. [ back to D. velox]
Harding, R. 2007. Lanthus vernalis (Southern Pigmy Clubtail) Finally found in Canada. Argia 19(3): 27 [ back to L. vernalis ]
Hagen, H.A..1890. *Synopsis of the Odonata of North America, No. 2. The genus Anax. Psyche. 5(166):303-308 [ back to A. junius ]
Harms, T, et al. 2013. Springtime Darner Basiaeschna janata New to Iowa. (Argia 25(3): 25. [ back to B. janata ]
Harp, G. 2000. New Zygoptera state records. Argia 12(2): 6. [ back to I. kellicotti, T. byersi L. inaequalis ]
Harp, G. 2003. First records for the USA and Arkansas. Argia 14(4): 3.[ back to I. prognata, N. integricollis, T. septima ]
Harp, G. 2008. New Records for Tamaulipas and Colima States in Mexico. Argia 20(1): 27-28 [ back to E. princeps, C. eponina, T. calverti ]
Harp, G. L and P. A. Harp. 1996. Previousky unpublished Odonata records for Arkansas, Kentucky and Texas. Notul. Odonatol. 4(8): 127-130 [ back to E. costalis ]
Harwood, P. D. 1976. Dragonflies of Raleigh County, West Virginia. The Redstart 43(1): 49-53. [ back to A. tuberculifera ]
Hatfield, J. 2009. Sympetrum pallipes (Striped Meadowhawk): A New Texas State Record. Argia 21(4): 11 [ back to S. pallipes ]
Hatfield, J. 2012. The 2012 Annual Dragonfly Festival at Bitter Lake NWR. Argia 24(4):6 [ back to E. umbrata ]
Hernandez, J. 1999. Development vs Dragonflies. Argia 11(1):16. [ back to T. insularis ]
Hill, C. 2009. New Records of Odonata from South Carolina. Argia 21(1): 15-16 [ back to O. edmundo, G. viridifrons ]
Hill, Chris. Per. comm.(03-Oct-2011). “...One additional species that has been recorded in SC .. is Enallagma durum. It's not yet on Odonata Central. I'm working to get it there, and that involves either a) my getting to Clemson (I am assured by Morgan McClure that there are some there in the collection, even though they don't appear in the online catalog), or b) my convincing Melissa Callahan to photograph the terminalia of some she collected last year in SC (they're in her freezer, awaiting DNA extraction), or c) my getting to Melissa's site and netting a few…When I do document E. durum, I will put a note in Argia, most likely...I found Gomphaeshna antilope in Michigan - note attached below, should be in next issue of argia…” [ back to E. durum, G. antilope ]
Hilton. D. 1990. The Odonata of the province of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Notul. Odonatol.3(5): 65-80 [ Back to A. tuberculifera, C. maculata, S. kennedyi, S. walshii, S. williamsoni, L. proxima, P. lydia, S. costiferum, S. danae ]
Hoekstra, J & R. Garrison. 1999. Range Extension of Palaemnema domina Calvert (Odonata: Platstictidae) to southeastern Arozona, U.S.A.: a new odonate family for the United States. Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. 101(4): 756-759 [ back to P. domina ]
Howe, R.H., Jr. 1918. *Distributional notes on New England Odonata Part II. Psyche. 25: 106-110 [ Back to O. aspersus ]
Howe, R.H., Jr. 1920. Manual of the Odonata of New England. Parts V (Imago );VI (larvae). Mem. Thoreau Mus. Nat. Hist. pp. 67-102 [ back to E. cynosura, L. exusta ]
Hudson, John. Per.comm. (07-Oct-1999). “…I collected Leucorrhinia glacialis (1 male and 1 female) in Alaska (a new Record) on Prince of Wales Island (Cholmondeley Sound, Lancaster Cove) on May 25, 1997. Dennis Paulson made the identifications and has one of the specimens in his collection…”[ back to L. glacialis ]
Hudson, John. Per.comm (25-Oct-2003)."You can add Somatochlora whitehousei to the Alaska list. We collected one female in August and photographed a male. Dennis Paulson confirmed my identification." [ back to S. whitehousei ]
Hudson, J. 2010. Dragonfly Investigations in Central Alaska, 2009. Argia 21(2): 8-9 [ back to C. interrogatum, S. minor, L. patricia ]
Hudson, J, 2010. Collecting Adventures in Central Alaska, summer 2008: In memory of Jake (1989-2009). Argia 21(1): [ back to S. kennedyi ]
Hudson, J, & L. Saperstein. 2008. Prairie Bluet (Coenagrion angulatum): A New Record for Alaska with Notes on its Habitat and Other Odonate Species Found Near Kanuti Lake, Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge. Argia 20(3): 22-25 [ back to E. angulatum ]
Hughes, M. L & P. M. Catling 2005. First Records of Stylurus amnicola for Manitoba. Argia 16(4):6-8 [ back to S. amnicola ]
Hummel, M.per.comm (21-Feb-1999"....I have an addition to the Zygoptera distribution list: Enallagma exsulans -South Dakota. I collected this species in the Black Hills in 1981 and again from the same location this past July following the DSA meeting in Valentine..." [ back to E. exsulans ]
Hummel, S. 1999. Argia lugens from South Dakota. Argia 11(1):27-28. [ back to A. lugens ]
Hummel, S. 2011. Argia perparva (Western Forktail), New to Iowa. Argia 23(2): 7 [ back to I. perparva ]
Hunt, P. 2006. Dragonfly Inventory. pp. 39-68 in Natural Resource Inventory of the Bear Pond Natural Area: 2003-2005. New England Institute for Landscape Ecology, Canaan, NH. [back to C. interrogatum ]
Hunt, Pamela. Per. comm.(03-Oct-2011). “…Here are the adds for New Hampshire. Most of these are unpublished, pending completion of the NH Dragonfly Survey (NHDS). The report for this will be out early next year, and I'll certainly let all parties know when that happens. Until then, I suppose it's going to have to be. Hunt, unpubl. data" …” [ back to A. apicalis A. bipunctulata, E. doubledayi, E. traviatum, I. hastata, I. kellicotti, T. thoreyi, A. septentrionalis, A. sitchensis, A subarctica, A. longipes, G. fraternus, L. vernalis, O. howei, S. Georgiana, S. linearis, C. fasciata, E. berenice, L. deplanata, L. vibrans, T. calverti, T. carolina ]
Hunt, P.D., M. Blust, and F. Morrison. 2010. Lotic Odonata of the Connecticut River in New Hampshire and Vermont. Northeastern Naturalist 17:175-188. [ back to A. apicalis, E. antennatum, E. carunculatum, E. durum, S. amnicola, N. yamaskanensis ]
Hutchings, G. 1998. New record of Tramea Lacerata (Hagen), the Black-Mantled Glider, in western Canada. Argia, 10(1): 9-10 [ back to T. lacerata ]
Hutchings, G. 2001. Three new species of Odonata for Saskatchewan, Canada. Argia 13(4): 5-7 [ back to B. janata, S. walshii, S. williamsoni ]
Jackson, D. 2012. Hunting for Tramea in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Argia 24(4):23-24 [ back to T. calverti ]
Johnson, A. 2003. Two new species for Iowa. Argia 14(4): 4-5 [back to S. linearis, L. incesta ]
Johnson, A. 2004. 2004 DSA Post-Meeting Trip Results and a New State Record. Argia 16(2):5-6 [back to L. vibrans ]
Johnson, A, 2004.Arizona Odes. Web site http://www.azodes.com/dragons/clubtails/snak-pale.asp. [back to O. severus ]
Johnson, Ann. Per. comm.. (03-Oct-2011). “…New records for Iowa that have been submitted to Odonata Central but not yet written up for Argia include: Westfall's Snaketail - O. westfalli, Banded Pennant – C. fasciata, Blue Corporal - Ladona deplanata, Painted Skimmer -L. semifasciata and Black Meadowhawk - S. danae was collected not terribly long ago and is in Steve Hummel's personal collection…” [ back to O. westfalli, C. fasciata, L. deplanata, L. semifasciata, S. danae ]
Johnson, J. 1998. Somatochlora walshii Recorded in Oregon. Argia 10(4):25 [back to S. walshii ]
Johnson, Jim. Per.comm. (08-Oct-1999). “…Somatochlora minor. I know Steve Valley has collected this species in Oregon…” [back to S. minor ]
Johnson, J. 2004. A new damselfly for Utah. Argia 16(3): 25-26 [ back to A. hinei ]
Johnson, J. 2009. Two New Odonates for Oregon in Two Days. Argia 21(3): 22-23 [ back to L. forcipatus, A. tuberculifera ]
Johnson, J. 2010. Ischnura barberi (Desert Forttail) found in Oregon. Argia 22(4): 4-5 [ back to I. barberi ]
Johnson, J., E. Coombs, & S. Valley 2002. Recent Highlights in Oregon. Argia 14(2): 11-12 [ back to N. irene, L. stultus, A. sitchensis, A. subarctica, P. lineatipes ]
Johnson, J. & D. Paulson. 1998. Enallagma civile Recorded in Oregon. Argia 10(3): 22-23 [back to E. civile ]
Kappes, E. & W. 2006. First Record of Enallagma eiseni for the USA. Argia 18(3): 7 [back to E. eiseni ]
Kennedy, C.H. 1922. * The Phylogeny and the Geographical Distribution of the Genus Libellula (Odonata). Ent. News 33(3):65-71,105-111 [ back to L. vibrans, P. lydia ]
Klots, E. 1932. Insects of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Odonata or dragonflies. In : Sci. Survey Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. 14 : 1. 117 pp + plates. N.Y. Acad Sci. [ back to T. onusta ]
Klymko, J. 2007. Celithemis Martha (Martha’s Pennant): A New Species for New Brunswick. Argia 19(4): 11 [ back to C. Martha ]
Klymko, J. 2011. Ophiogomphus anomalus, Extra-triped Snaketail, a New Species for Nova Scotia. Argia 23(1): 21-22 [ back to O. anomalus ]
Klymko, J. and S. Robinson, 2013. (Neurocordulia michaeli) Broad-tailed Shadowdragon, a New Genus and Species for Nova Scotia. Argia 25(3): 8-9. [ back to N. michaeli ]
Kohler, N. 2010. First Records of Sympetrum vicinum (Autumn Meadowhawk) in Montana. Argia 22(1): 12-13 [ back to S. viciunum ]
Kohler, N. 2010. Recent Discoveries in Montana. Argia 22(4): 5-8 [ back to A. apicalis, A. immunda, A. moesta, I. damula, M. pacifica ]
Kohler, N. 2012. Archilestes grandis (Great Spreadwing) and Sympetrum rubicundulum (Ruby Meadowhawk), Two New Records for Montana. Argia 24:1 15-16 [ back to A. grandis, S. rubicundulum ]
Kondratieff, B. & C. Pyott. 1987. The Anisoptera of the Savanah River Plaant, South Carolina, United States: Thirty years later. Odonatologica 16: 9-23 [ back to C. sayi ]
Kondretiff, B. C. per. comm. (10-14-99). Here are some comments from Mary Alice Evans. [ back to L. composita, S. rubicundulum, S. semicinctum ]
Krotzer, Steve. per. Comm. (11-Mar-1999). "..Gomphus quadricolor... a female that I collected in the field adjacent to the Conasauga River during our Chatsworth meeting, on May 16 (1998) (the day that it was so hazy because of the Mexican fires)...[ back to G. quadricolor]
Krotzer, S. 1999. Erythemis vesiculosa (Fabricius), Great Pond Hawk, new for Alabama. Argia 11(4): 7-8. [ back to E. vesiculosa ]
Krotzer, S. 2006. Stylurus Potulentus, New for Alabama. Argia 18(2): 12 [ back to S. potulentus ]
Krotzer, S. 2009. A New Species Record for Alabama. Argia 21(4): 13-14. [ back to L. forficula ]
Krotzer, S. 2011. Argia plana (Springwater Dancer), a New Species Record for Alabama. Argia 23(3): 13 [ back to A. plana ]
Krotzer, R. S. and M. J. Krotzer. 1992. Significant new records of Odonata from Southeastern United States. Notulae Odonatologica 3(10): 168-169. [ back to M. margarita ]
Krotzer, R., J. Bried & M Krotzer 2008. The Odonata of Mississippi. BAO 10(4): 65-91 [ back to E. davisi, B. grafiana, G. minutus, G geminatus, S. spiniceps, E. spinosa, E. stella, N. alabamensis, M. Marcella ]
Larsens, Robert (last update 3-Oct-2011). Working list of the Odonates of New Mexico by County. [ use back button above to return to species ]
Lasley, G. & J. Abbott 2009. Two New Damselflies for Texas. Argia 21(3): 17-18 [ back to Leptobasis vacillans, N. gracilis ]
Lasley, G. & J. Abbott. Seasonality of Texas Dragonflies and Damselflies (accessed 5-Oct-2011). www.odonatacentral.org [ back to C. adnexa ]
Laudermilk, E 2000. New Kentucky records. 12(3):26 [back to E. daeckii, T. byersi ]
Laudermilk, E. 2006. Highlights of the DSA Post-Meeting Trip to Tennessee. Argia 18(2): 4-5 [ back to N. integricollis ]
Lederer, P. 1998. New dragonfly records for New York. Argia 10(1): 10 [ back to T. abdominalis ]
Lubchansky, Jeff. 2007. First Record of Enallagma basidens (double-striped bluet) in Nevada. Argia 19(1): 19 [ back to E. basidens ]
Lund, B. 2011. 1937-2010: Odonata Associated with the Muddy River Watershed in ClarkCounty. Argia 23(1): 8-13 [ back to A. agrioides, I. barberi, I.hastata, P. borealis, S. plagiatus, B. furcata, B. mendax ]
MacDonald, B. 1993. Behavior of Libellula incesta in Kejimkujik National Park. Thesis. AcadiaUniversity, Wolfville, Nova Scotia. 38 pps. [ Back to L. incesta ]
Mancke, Rudy. Per. Comm. (14-Sep-1999). Aphylla williamsoni: Berkley Co. Santee Canal State Park 14-Aug-1989; Gomphus (Gomphurus) hybridus: Richland Co. Congaree Swamp NatlMonument, 17-Apr-1982, 9-May-1983, Calhoun Co. 18-Apr-84; Miathyria marcella: Jasper Co. Savanah Natl Wildlife Refuge, 12-July-1993. Orthemis ferruginea: many localities in Charleston, Gerogetown, Beaufort Co. [ back to A. williamsoni, G. hybridus, M. marcella, O. ferruginea ]
Manolis, T. 2006. Cordulegaster dorsalis in Southwestern New Mexico: a Long-buried Frist State Record. Argia 18(3): 13 [ back to to C. dorsalis ]
Manolis, T. & A. Rhen. 1998. First Records of Leucorrhinia proxima, Aeshna canadensis, and Sympetrum vicinum for California. Argia 10(4): 24-25 [ back to A. canadensis, L proxima, S. vicinum ]
Manolis, T, Iliff, and R. Erickson. (2006). First Records of Enallagma eiseni and Telebasis incolumis from Northerm Baja California. Argia 18(3): 4-6 [ back to E. eiseni, T. incolumis ]
Mauffray, B. 1997. The Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of Louisiana. BAO, 5(1): 1-26. [ back to A . angustifolia , A. maxwelli, C. bilineata, E. spinosa, E. stella, N. obsoleta, S. margarita, S. provocans , L. cyanea ]
Mauffray, B. 1998. I have examined a specimen sent to be by Jose M Ramos Hdez. He has indicated that it is very abundant in Cuba. [back to C. servilia ]
Mauffray, B. 1998. Some New Georgia Odonata Records. Argia 10(3): 24 [back to G. apomyius, G. diminutus, O. edmundo, O. mainensis, H. uhleri, N. obsoleta, S. tenebrosa ]
Mauffray, B 1998. Another New Record for the U.S. from Arizona. Argia 10(3): 24 [back to B. pertinax ]
Mauffray, B. 1999. Aphylla angustifolia Garrison from Mississippi. Argia 11(1):27. [ back to A. angustifolia ]
Mauffray, B. 1999. The Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of Georgia. galist.html., [ back to A. williamsoni, D. spoliatus ]
Mauffray, Bill (29-Oct-1999) FSCA has a specimen of Macromia allegenhensis in alcohol, collected by Paul Harwood in Braxton County, Falls Mill. This specimen has been checked by Ken Tennessen…[ back to M. alleghaniensis ]
Mauffray, B. 2003. Georgia summary. Argia 14(4): 5 [ back to G. adelphus ]
Mauffray, B. 2004. Georgia 2003 summary. Argia 15(4): 23 [ back to L. eurinus, A. villosipes ]
Mauffray, B. 2004. Epitheca semiaquea (Selys) added to the Louisiana list. Argia 16(3):25 [ back to E. semiaquea ]
Mauffray, B. 2008. Dythemis velox (Swift Setwing) in Indiana. Argia 20(3): 26 [ back to D. velox ]
Mauffray, B. per. note. 2015. This was mistakenly added by myself in 2002. I consulted with several including Dennis Paulson and Jim Johnson on 13-May-2015 and no one was aware of a valid record of Ischnura ramburii from Utah. The record listed on www.observado.org turned out to be I. perparva. [ Back to I. ramburii ]
Maum, R. 2014.Plains Clubtail (Gomphus externus)--First Louisiana Record. Argia 26(2): 10 [ back to G. extrenus ]
May, Mike. Per. Comm. (06-Sep-2000)."…from an e-mail from Rosser Garrison dated 9-Aug-98. Brachymesia gravida - AZ." [back to B. gravida ]
McCarthy, P. 1996. Banded Bog Skimmer (Williamsioni lintneri) in New Hampshire: 1995 Inventory and Monitoring. Unpublished. 7pps {record mentioned} [ back to R. mutata ]
McDonald, Neil. 2011. submission to Odonata Central OC# 334264 [ back to A. grandis ]
Mchugh, M and S. Hummel, 2013. First Record of Epitheca semiaquea (Mantled Baskettail) for Oklahoma. Argia 25(3): 24. [ back to E. semiaquea ]
McKenzie, P., R. Gillespie and Scott Kelley 2006. Arigomphus maxelli Ferguson, 1950 (Bayou Claubtail), a New Gomphid for Missouri. Argia 18(1):10-11 [ back to A. maxwelli ]
McPeek, Mark. Per. Comm. (13-Sep-1999)."...the collecting data for the larva (of Anax longipes) was Monday, 5-Sept-1999, and the emergence date in the lab was 10-Sept-1999. The larva was collected at a small farm pond in Norwich VT." [ back to A. longipes]
Mead, Kurt. Per. comm. (03-Oct-2011). “Minnesota added four Odonata species to our Minnesota Odonata Survey Project list, this summer, one Anisopteran and three Zygopterans: Ophiogomphus smithi, Lestes australis, Archilestes grandis, Argia plana. I'll be writing up a note for these finds this winter…” [ back to A. plana, A. grandis, L. australis, O. smithi ]
Miller, Don. Per. comm. (12-Dec-2011). “…I have voucher specimens of both Somatochlora cingulata and Aeshna sitchensis both from Essex Co. Vt….” [back to A. sitchensis, S. cingulata ]
Mills. C. 2007. Aphylla williamsoni(Two-striped Forceptail) New for Arkansas. Argia 18(4): 34 [ back to A. williamsoni ]
Mochon, A. 2013. Capture of the Rhionaeschna mutata (Odonata: Aeschnidae), in Quebec, A New Provincial Record. Argia 25(1): 6-8 [back to R. mutata ]
Mueller, J. 1998. Nehalennia irene in Alaska. Argia 10(1): 9 [ back to N. irene]
Muller, B. 1997. New Connecticut Records. Argia 9(3): 23 [ back to I.prognata ]
Myrup, A. 2007. Interesting New State and County Odonata Records for Utah. Argia 19(1): 14-16 [ back to L. luctuosa, P. intensa ]
Myrup, A. 2008. Somatochloa hudsonica (Hudsonian Emerald) from the Uinta Mountains of North-eastern Utah. Argia 20(1): 24-25 [ back to S. hudsonica ]
Nikula, B. 1998. Neoneura amelia, new to the United States. Argia 9(4): 11-12 [back to N. cultellatum, N. amelia]
Nikula, Blair. per. comm. (23-Feb-1999) "...I did collect Ischnura prognata in MA in 1996......As for VT records, I did collect Gomphus Quadricolor at the northeast DSA meeting there two years ago....In Massachusetts, 1996. I also collected Libellula axilena.... also Libellula deplanta; this is a common species in the southeast coastal plain of the state, so its omission must have been an oversight... .Species in Massachusetts that I believe should be removed: I am unaware of any vaild records for Stylurus Notatus. Walker included MA in the species range, without citation, but probably based on Hagen's listing of a nymph from "Campton" MA. However, there is no such town in MA and subsequent authors have speculated that the record perhaps referred to crampton, NH. I have never come across any reference to Cordulegaster erronea in MA, but if there is a valid record I would love to know the details. I'm also unaware of any valid records for Libellula flavida in the state. Four speciemens from Cape Cod in the Smithsonian collection, labeled as L. flavida, are in fact L. needhami & L. auripennis. I examined these last winter, and sent them to Sid Dunkle who concured...." [back to I. prognata, G. quadricolor, S. notatus, C. erronea, L. deplanata, L. axilena, L. flavida ]
Nikula, Blair. Per. comm. (28-Feb-2000)"There are 3 species currently listed for Massachusetts that I think are questionable at best. Tachypteryx thoreyi, Epitheca semiaquea, and Sympetrum ambiguum. I'm not aware of an umambigious record for any of the three in the state. [ back to T. thoreyi, E. semiaquea, S. ambiguum ]
Nikula, B. & J. Sones. 1997. Sparkling Jewelwing in New Hampshire. Ode News 4(2): 8 [ back to C. dimidiata ]
Nirschl, R. 2008. Brechmorhoga praecox(Slender Clubskimmer) – A New Species for the United States. Argia 20(2): 17-18 [ back to B. praecox ]
Nirschl, R. 2013. Erythrodiplax fervida (Red-mantled Dragonlet), a new species for the United States Argia 25(1): 9 [back to E. fervida]
Nirschl, R. 2013. First Record for Libellula auripennis (Golden-Winged Skimmer) for Michigan. Argia 25(3): 18 [ back to L. auripennis]
Nothnagle P. 1988. A Provisional List of the Odonates (Dragonflies and Damselflies) of Vermont. Nongame and Endangered Species Program. Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, Waterbury. Tech. Report 1. [ back to E. antennatum, I. hastata, A. tuberculifera, A. furcifer, A. villosipes, G. borealis, G. descriptus, G.lividus, G. spictaus, M. illionoiensis, E. canis, H. uhleri, S. albicincta, E. simplicicollis, L. glacialis, L. hudsonica , N. bella ]
O'Brien, Mark. per.comm. (3-Mar-1998) "... I really don't think the Lanthus parvulus record for MI should be included. As I pointed out in Argia, those single unsubtantiated records from E. Lansing are not to be trusted. Also, the May date on the specimen is all wrong for this place. For southerners it's probably good, but up here in May it's too early for a species like that. " [back to L. parvulus ]
O'Brien, M. 1998. Season Summary for the Michigan Odonata Survey. Argia 10(4): 15-17 [back to E. anna]
O'Brien, M. 1999. (Editor) Michigan Odonata Survey. Checklist of Michigan Odonata Checklist of Michigan Odonata, April 1999. Williamsonia, 3(2):9 [ back to A. juncea, O. anomalus, O. howei ]
O'Brien, M. 1999. Williamsonia Wanderings. Argia, 11(2): 3. [back to W. lintneri ]
O'Brien, M. 1999. New State Record Summary. Williamsonia. 3(3): 7 [ back to S. tenebrosa, T. onusta ]
O’Brien, Mark. Per.comm. (08-Oct-1999). “…MI should be taken off the list for Ophiogomphus aspersus. Ken. T. and Ethan Bright have determinied that no authentic records exists…” [back to O. aspersus ]
O’Brien, Mark. 2004. Epitheca costalis(stripe-winged Basketail) in Michigan: Update. Williamsonia. 8(3):1-2. [back to E. costalis ]
O’Brien, M. 2006. Archilestes grandis in Michigan. Argia 17(4):22 [back to A. grandis ]
O’Brien, M. 2010. Arigomphus submedianus(Odonata: Gomphidae) to be Removed from the Michigan List of Odonata/ Argia 22(3): 16-17 [ back to A. submedianus ]
O.Brien, M 2010. Epiaeschna heros (Swamp Darner) in Michigan--a Mystery No Longer. Argia 26(2): 8-9 [ Back to E. Heros ]
Oldenettel, J. 2008. Brachymesia herbida (Tawny Pennant) in New Mexico. Argia 20(4): 21-22. [ back to B. herbida ]
Olson, C. 1972. New records of Odonata in West Virginia. Proc. W. Va. Acad. Sci. 44(1): 93-94. [ back to D. spoilatius, S. scudderi ]
Olsvik, H. 1999. Odonata-inntrykk fra Minnesota. Nyhetsbrev 5(1): 18-19. [ back to C. conditum, E. vesperum, S. cingulata ]
Orr, R. 1996. The Odonata of Patuxent Wildlife Research Center and vicinity. Bulletin of American Odonatology 4: 37-67. [back to S. provocans, C. ornata, C. verna, L. exusta, T. onusta ]
Orr, R. 1998. The Odonata of Sideling Hill Creek. Argia,10(1): 14-15 [ back to G. viridifrons ]
Orr, R. 1998 [1999] The dragonflies and damselflies (Insecta: Odonata) of CranesvilleSwamp, Garrett County, Maryland and Preston County, West Virginia. Maryland Naturalist 42(3-4): 52-59. {note: A. verticalis location in WV verified by R. L. Orr by per. Comm.} [ back to A. verticalis, C. shurtleffii, E. canis, L. julia, L. intacta ]
Orr, R. 1997-1999. Odonata of Maryland & Washington D.C. http://www.abs.net/~dariuse/maryland.html [ Back to C. aequabilis, E. weewa , L. dryas, ]
Orr, R. L. 2000. Odonata of Maryland & Washington. D.C. unpublished annual update distributed by mail and also on the web http://www,geocities.com/howardbirds/maryland.html [back to A. villosipes, S. linearis ]
Orr, R. 2001. Preliminary list of the dragonflies and damselflies of Washington D. C. Argia 13(1): 20-21 [back to A. saucium, E. divagans, E. geminatum, I. hastata, I. kellicotti, N. gracilis, A. grandis, L. inaequalis, D. spinosus, G. exilis, S. albistylus, C. diastatops, S. tenebrosa, L. auripennis, L. incesta, L. vibrans, P. hymenaea, S. internum, T. carolina, T. lacerata ]
Orr, R. 2002. Odonata of Maryland & Washington D.C. Last update 7- december-2002. unpublished annual update distributed by e-mail [ back to E. basidens, L.australis, N. pentacantha, O. susbehcha, S. scudderi, M. illinoiensis ]
Orr, R. 2004. Odonata of Maryland & Washington D.C. Last update 25 – November – 2004. unpublished annual update distributed by e-mail [ back to E. aspersum, G. descriptus ]
Orr, R. 2011. Odonata of Maryland & Washington D.C. [update]. Unpublished annual update distributed by e-mail [ use back button above to return to species]
Ouchley, K. 2012. “If you build it…” Argia 24(4):25-26 [ back to E. aspersum, A. lentulus ]
Padelford, Loren and Babs. 2012. First Report of Black Meadowhawk (Sympetrum danae) for Nebraska. Argia 24(4):13 [ back to S. danae ]
Patten, M. & B. Smith-Patten. 2012. First record of Atlantic Bluet (Enallagma doubledayi) for Oklahoma. Argia 24(4):16-17 [bank to E. doubledayi ]
Patten, M and B. Smith-Patten, 2013. First Record of the Marsh Bluet (Enallagma ebrium) for Colorado. Argia 25(3): 26-27. [ back to E. ebrium ]
Patten, M and B. Smith-Patten, 2014. First Record of the Seaside Dragonlet Erythrodiplax berenice (for Oklahoma. Argia 26(3): 17-18. [ back to E. berenice ]
Patten, M and B. Smith-Patten, 2015 The Saffron-winged Medadowhawk (Sympetrum costiferum) in Oklahoma. Argia 27(1): 10-11 [ Back to S. costiferum ]
Paulson, D. & E. Soriano. 1994. Odonata of Mexico, by state. WWW. http://www.pugetsound.edu/academics/academic-resources/slater-museum/biodiversity-resources/dragonflies/mexican-odonata/....[ back to A. amazili, R. psilus, A. angustifolia , D. spoliatus, E. bothrops, G. militaris, P. albrighti, P. suasus, S. plagiatus, M. magnifica, B. herbida, B. mendax, C. eponia, D. fugax, D. nigra, D. nigrescens, D. sterilis, E. haematogastra, E. mithroides, E. plebeja, E. vesiculosa, L. croceipennis, M. balteata, M. hemichlora, M. imitans, M. inacuta, M. inequiunguis, M. marcella, M.aequalis, P. longipennis, P. lineatipes, P. flavescens, P. hymenaea, P. domitia, P. intensa, P. mooma, P. lydia, S. corruptum, T. abdominalis, T. lacerata, T. onusta ]
Paulson, D. 1998. Orthemis discolor (Orange-Bellied Skimmer), A new species for the U.S. Argia, 10(1): 7. [ back to O. discolor ]
Paulson, D. 1998. New Records for Maine and New Hampshire. Argia 9(4): 7. [ back to A. villosipes ]
Paulson, D. 1998. New Records for Idaho. Argia 9(4): 8. [ back to S. olivaceus , P. flavescnes ]
Paulson, Dennis. per. comm. (1-May-1998) "...I doubt if there is a record of Macrothemis tessellata from Texas. Must be M. inequiunguis, which several workers consider a species separate from M. tessellata (That's how Rosser has it on his New World Odonata list)." [ back to M. tessellata ]
Paulson, Dennis. per. comm (24-May-1999)"...I went through the state lists on [the] web site to get my own up to date, and I find quite a few discrepancies ([it] had quite a few record I lacked, but I assumed those were correct and added them to my listings). Some of my listings (which add to yours) may be incorrect, but at this point I have no way of knowing that, so I'm sending you the whole list of such records...." questionable records: l. "...Calopteryx maculata: I think there are no valid records from Montana....its unreasonable to assume A. interrupta to be in Alaska, widely sepearted from the eastern population; spotted individuals occur along the west coast beacuse the rainfall is higher in my opinion." 2. "I don't have Aeshna septentrionalis [on my list] from Alaska, and I'm very interesting to know the locality, date, and source of the record." 3."the Florida listing for Remartinia luteipennis is surely a mistake." 4. "Seems unlikley that Dromogomphus spoliatus is in West Virginia. " 5. "I have no records for Ophiogomphus morrisoni north of southern Oregon, BC? and MT?" 6. "Maine seems unlikley for Cordulegaster bileneata." 7. " MB seems unlikely for Sympetrum illotum...also I think that Dominican Republic is an unlikley locality for it, wouldn't it be gilvum?" 8. "Sympetrum rubicundulum- I question its occurance in Idaho, Nevada, and Utah. I think based on misidentification (I'd be very interested in specimen records from these states." [ back to C. maculata, A. sedula, A. tibialis, C. interrogatum, E. anna, E. cyathigerum = annexum, E. daeckii, E. laterale, I. hastata, I. kellicotti, A. californica, L. congener, L. dryas, L. forcipatus, L. unguiculatus, A. canadensis, A clepsydra, A.interrupta, A. septentrionalis, A. sitchensis, A. umbrosa, A. junius, R. luteipennis, R. multicolor, A. submedianus, D. spoliatus, G. externus, G. graslinellus, O. morrisoni, P. borealis, P. obscurus, S. amnicola, S. plagiatus, C. erronea, M. illinoiensis, M. magnifica, M. margarita, E.costalis, E. spinosa, E. stella, N. molesta, S. whitehousei, E. simplicicollis, L exusta, L. borealis, L. glacialis, L. proxima, L. composita, L. pulchella, P. lineatipes, P. flavescens, P. hymenaea, P. domitia, S. danae, S. i. illotum, S. pallipes, S. rubicundulum, T. calverti, T. carolina.]
Paulson. Dennis. Per. comm (12-Jun-2000)"....sources of West Indian Odonate records that were on my list on the web but apparently not in the manual....Anax concolor -Jamacia (Muttkowski 1910, as longipes...but it needs confirmation)....Miathyria simplex - Jamacia (no source, don't know where I got it)....Tramea insularis - Jamacia (Whitehouse 1943 as binotata)..." [back to A. concolor, M. simplex, T. insularis ]
Paulson, Dennis. Per. comm (14-Jul-2000)"...I would drop S. rubicundulum from Idado, Nevada, Montana, and Utah at this time. I think the burden of proof will be on finding speicmens from those states (possible SE Montana)..."; [ back to S. rubicundulum ]
Paulson, D, M. Hukari, S. Krotzer, & M.J. Krotzer. 1999. New County Records of South Dakota Odonata, with five New species for the State. Argia 11(1): 28-29 [ back to A. cornutus, S. amnicola, S. notatus, L. hudsonica, S. rubicundulum ]
Paulson, D. 2000. First Records of two tropical damselflies from the United States. Argia 12(1): 12 [ back to L. lucufer, N. minuta ]
Paulson, D 2000. New Records from Washington and Idaho. Argia 12(3): 25-26 [ back to C. interrogatum, N. irene, A. subarctica, , E. spinigera ]
Paulson, D. 2000. Three dragonflies new to Nevada. Argia 12(4): 3 [ back to L. luctuosa, P. intensa ]
Paulson, Dennis. Per. Comm. (17-Feb-2001). "Dick Baumann at Brigham Young University just sent me a database of their odonate specimens. Among them are three new state records: Aeshna umbrosa from Wyoming and south Dakota, Macromia magnifica from Utah…" [ back to A. umbrosa, M. magnifica ]
Paulson, D. 2001. Sympetrum madidum in Minnesota. Argia 13(1): 19-20 [ back to S. madidum ]
Paulson, D. 2003. New State Records of Enallagma from Minnesota and New Hampshire. Argia 14(3): 12 (back to E. clausum, E. doubledayi ]
Paulson, D. 2005. Anax concolor, a New Species for the United States. Argia 17(3):26-27 [ back to A. concolor ]
Paulson, D. 2007. New Records of Odonata from Baja California Sur, Mexico, and a Checklist of the Odonate Fauna of that State. [ back to R. psilus, E. plebeja, L. croceipennis, M. balteata, O. discolor ]
Paulson, D. 2007. Recent Decisions of the DSA Checklist committee. [ back to S. semicinctum ]
Paulson, D. 2009. Scarlet Skimmer (Crocothemis servilia) in Jamaica. [ back to C. servilia ]
Paulson, D. 2009. Additional Comments about Odonata of Baja Caifornia Sur. Argia 20(2): 12-13 [ back to E. annexum, I. denticollis, I. hastata, A. grandis, A. walkeri ]
Paulson, D. 2009. Lestes forficula (Rainpool Spreadwing) in Florida. Argia 21(3): 18-19 [back to L. forficula ]
Peters, G.,1988.Bionomische Beobachtungen und taxonomische Untersuchungen an Anisoptera von Cuba und dem östlichen Mexico. Deutsche Ent. Zeitschr., N. F., 35: 221-247. [ back to A. concolor, M inequiunguis ]
Peterson, B. 2014. Dromogomphus spoliatus (Flag-tailed Spinyleg) (Confirmed in Nebraska. Argia 26(3): 23-24. [back to D. spoliatus]
Pfeiffer, Bryan 2003. Williamsonia fletcheri Encountered in Vermont. Argia 14(3): 10-11 [ back to W. fletcheri ]
Pfeiffer, Bryan 2003.Two new Dragonflies for Vermont. Argia 15(3): 14. [ back to A.subarctica, L. cyanea ]
Pfeiffer, B. 2007. 2007 Annual DSA Meeting in Eastern Arizona. Argia 19(3): 2-4 [ back to C. dorsalis ]
Pfeiffer, B. 2013. 2013 NE DSA Meeting. Argia 25(3): 5-6 [ back to E. semiaquea ]
Pilon-Guy, Jean .per. comm. (26-Apr-1998) "... in the case of T. thoreyi. It is true that Fernet & Pilon (1968), Hutchinson (1977) and Hutchinson & Lartochelle (1977) reported it to be present in Quebec because found in Provancher's collection as published in 1877. But, in 1878, Provancher wrote that this was questionable because he thought that it might had been captured in Georgia (USA) and wrongly included in Quebec list. Savard (1987) is writing about this. Anyway, the species does occur in New Hampshire and New York states and should be listed only as a probable species for Quebec." [back to T. thoreyi]
Pilon, J. & D. Lagace 1990. Premiere mention de Celithemis eponina (Drury) (Odonata: Libellulidae) au Quebec. Fabreries 15: 1-2. [ back to C. eponina ]
Pilon, J. & D. Lagace 1998. Les Odonates du Quebec. Entomofaune du Quebec (EQ) Inc. Chicoutimi , QC. 367 pages +Ill & maps [ back to S. incurvata, L. incesta, S. corruptum, T. lacerata ]
Pilon, J-G. and C. Sylvestre, 1984. Liste Preliminaire des Odonates d'Une Region des Cantons de L'Est, Sud-est du Quebec, Canada. Notul. Odonatol 2(3):33-52 [back to E. boreal, N. gracilis ]
Prather, B., 2003. First Colorado record of Celithemis elisa. Argia 14(4): 3 [ back to C. elisa ]
Prather, B., 2004. First Colorado record of Erpetogomphus compositus Hagen in Selys. Argia 16(3):26 [ back to E. compositus ]
Pratt, P. 1996. Checklist of the Odonata of Ontario. Ontarion Insects 2(1):9-12. [ back to D. spoliatus, M. taeniolata ]
Pratt, P. 1999. 1998 Summary for Southwestern Ontario. Argia 11(1):27 [ back to E. anna ]
Pratt, P. 2002. Lilypad Forktail (Ischnura kellicotti), a new damselfly for Canada. Pp. 12-23 in Catling, P.M., C.D. Jones and P. Pratt (eds.) Ontario Odonata vol. 3. Toronto Entomologists' Asscociation, Toronto Ontario. [ back to I. kellicotti ]
Pratt, P. and P. Catling 1999. Distribution pf Hetaerina titia (Odonata: Calopterygidae) in the eastern Great Lakes region. Great Lakes Entomologist. 31(3-4): 205-208 [ back to H. titia ]
Pratt, P. and S. Paiero. 2004. Archilestes grandis (Rambur) (Odonata: Lestidae), New to Canada. Pp. 12-13 in Catling, P. M., C.D. Jones and P. Pratt (eds.) Ontario Odonata vol. 4 (Including observations for the year 2002). Toronto Entomologist Association, Toronto Ontario [back to A. grandis ]
Ramsay, L. 1998. Target: Northeastern B.C. British Columbia Conservation Data Centre Newsletter. No. 6. 15 pp. [ back to S. kennedyi ]
Rasmussen, C. & R. Moris 2011. First Florida Record of Tauriphila azteca Calvert (Aztec Glider). Argia 23(4):24 [ back to T. azteca ]
Rasmussen, R. & J. Dixon. 2010. An Unusual Occurance of golden-winged Skimmer (Libellula auripennis Burmeister, 1839) (Anisoptera: Libellulidae) in Iowa. Argia 22(3): 12-13. [ back to L. auripennis ]
Rehn, A & D. Paulson. 2002. Orthemis discolor from Arizona. Argia 14(2): 11 [ back to O. discolor ]
Reid. M. 2009. Libellula gaigei (Red-mantled Skimmer), a New Species for the United States. Argia 21(3): 20-21 [ back to L. gaigei ]
Reid, M. 2009. Cannaphila insularis (Gray-waisted skimmer), a New Genus/Species for New Mexico. Argia 21(4): 14-15 [ back to C. insularis ]
Reid, Martin, per. comm. (04-Oct-2011) . “…this questionable record has been photo verified in 2007, documented and vetted on Odonata Central.” [ back to A. septentrionalis ]
Roble, S. 1994. A Preliminary Checklist of the Damselflies of Virginia, with notes on Distribution and Seasonality (Odonata: Zygoptera). Banisteria 4: 3-23 [ back to C. aequabilis, E. weewa ]
Roble, Steve . per. comm. (24-Feb-1999) "...Cordulegaster diastatops -Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee: I strongly suspect that the records from these three states are old ones that are referable to C. bilineata....As fas as I know C. diastatops reaches its southern range limit in Virginia...." [ back to C. diastatops ]
Roble, Steve. per comm. (03-Mar-1999) "...Gomphus spicatus: maryland -not listed in Fisher (1940), Needham and Westfall (1955) or Orr's web page." [ back to G. spicatus ]
Roble Steve. per. Comm. (3-Mar-1999) "...Just by chance I guess, Nick sent me his compilation of county records for West Virginia today...The vast majority of the West Virginia records are based on FSCA specimens, most or all presumably from Paul Harwood's collection... I reviewed Nick's list very quickly against my (somewhat sketchy) recollection of published records for that state, plus the IORI web listing for NA Anisoptera, and came up with no less than 13 additional, apparently unpublished state records for West Virginia.....the following list of apparent state records gleaned from Nick's list: FSCA specimens (with # of counties or name if only one): Aeshna tuberculifera - 4 [checked by Bill Mauffray]. A. verticalis - 3 [checked by Bill Mauffray]; Arigomphus lentulus - 2 [= Gomphus quadricolor, checked by Ken Tennessen ]; A. pallidus - 2 [= Arigomphus villosipes, checked by Bill Mauffray]; Libellula flavida - 2 [checked by Bill Mauffray and Ken Tennessen]; Ladona julia - Preston Co. [checked by Bill Mauffray] (Nick's list also includes a Tucker County record provided by Sid Dunkle); Leucorrhinia proxima - Gilmer Co. [not checked yet]; Neurocordulia obsoleta - Pocahontas Co. [not checked yet]; Somatochlora walshii - 2 [= S. elongata by Ken Tennessen]; Pantala flavescens - 5 [checked by Bill Mauffray]; P. hymenaea - 2 [Checked by Bill Mauffray]. ALSO: Unpublished state record from Ken Tennessen: Epitheca canis - Tucker Co. .."[ back to A. verticalis, N. obsoleta, L. proxima, L. julia, P. flavescens, P.hymenaea ]
Roble, Steve. Per. Comm. (27-Sept-1999). "...I believe Dennis Paulson's record (pers. comm. to you) of Arigomphus submedianus for Massachusetts is incorrect. I'm not aware of any historical or recent records for this species from that state...The Carle 1991 record of G. septima, which Carle reports solely on the basis of sight records that he personally made at one site. Our staff has visited this site repeatedly without success in attempting to confirm his report... Dennis Paulson 24 May 1999 pers. comm. reference has introduced a few new errors to your list. He reported that O. edmundo and N. molesta occur in VA. There are no such records. I believe his error can be traced back to Carle's environmental monitoring paper.Carle lists both species for VA, but a more careful review reveals that no populations were known in the state (i.e., they were merely hypotheticals)... Paulson also discounted the WV record of D. spoliatus. There is, however, a published report (Olson 1972) for that state based on larval collections made in two counties (ID help provided by Paul Harwood and Minter W. according to the author). [ back to A. submedianus, D. spoliatus, G. septima, O. edmundo, N. molesta ]
Roble, S. and P. Bedell 2013. 2013 Southeast Regional Meeting Report, and a New Species for Virginia! Argia 25(2): 4-6 [ back to G. hybridus ]
Roble, S., A. Chazal and W. Pendelton, 2013. Enallagma carunculatum (Tule Bluet), an additon to the Virginia Damselfly Fauna. Argia 25(4): 14-15 [back to E. carcunculatum ]
Rose, J. 2009. Dragonfly Days 2009. Argia 21(2): 3-4 [ back to L. vacillans, T. abdominalis ]
Sabine, D. , A. Thomas & S. Makepeace. 2004. New Canadian and Provincial Odonata records for New Brunswick. Argia 16(1):22-24 [ back to H. americana, A. clepsydra, A. furcifer, G. abbreviatus, G. vastus, N. obsoleta ]
Seidler, R. 2012. Striped Saddlebags (Tramea calverti) –First Louisiana Record. Argia 24(4):22 [ back to T. calverti ]
Schuh, J. 1936. A contribution to the knowledge of the Odonata of Oregon. Masters Thesis, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon. [ back to H. Americana ]
Sibley, Fred. Per. comm. (11-Jul-2000). "...Seem to be no specimens of S. rubicundulum from the state [ CT] -all the material in the Yale Collection previously identified as rubicundulum [including Garman material] was internum or janeae if you separate the later. Wagner found just internum/janeae types in his check of CT material-think Donnelly actually did the identifications" [ back to S. rubicundulum ]
Sibley, F. 2002. Micrathyria debilis from Jamaica. Argia 14(1): 9 [ back to M. debilis ]
Sibley, F. 2006. Return to Red October or Wilma chases Fred and Barney from paradise! Argia 17(4):6-8 [ back to R. secreta ]
Sibley, F. 2006. Nebraska Summer. Argia 17(4):8-10 [ back to A. nahuana, N. pentacantha, S. plagiatus ]
Sibley, F. 2006. Nebraska Revisted. Argia 18(3): 14-16 [ back to E. traviatum, E. vesperum ]
Sibley, F. 2011. New Species for Nebraska. Argia 23(1): 20-21 [ back to E. designatus, E. spinigera, T. calverti ]
Sibley, Fred. Per. Comm. (16-Oct-2011): “collected Dythemis fugax in Nebraska this past July….” [ back to D. fugax ]
Sibley, F. 2014. Notes from Wyoming and Nebraska 2014. Argia 26(3): 24-26. [ back to L. australis, R. californica, E. cynosura ]
Simpkin, Janice. Per. Comm. (28-Oct-1999).".. I do have a few additions for Nevada; Some I'm very confident about since the specimen is housed at the Univ. of Nevada, Reno. Others, like much of La Rivers' collections, can't be verified. It appears that part of that collection was lost when his home and barn burned about 30 years ago..Anax walsinghami: Lyon Co. Sweetwater, I. La Rivers coll.; Somatochlora semicircularis: Washoe County, Tahoe Meadows. J.L. Simpkins Coll. plus another reported from Esmeraldo Co by I.L. Rivers; Sympetrum obtrusum: Elko county, Ruby Valley, I. La Rivers coll.; Sympetrum rubicundulum: reported in Washoe and Churchill Counties by C.H. Kennedy and I. La Rivers. [The Cordulegaster erronea and Macromia pacifica records reported in the I. La Rivers data seems dubius and needs reverification..ed.note] [ back to A. walsinghami, S. semicircularis, S. obtrusum, S. rubicundulum ]
Smith, Lynn B. Per.comm (01-Sep-2003)." First SC Sighting of Dragonfly: Rudy Mancke called to ask me to let SCAN folks know that there has been a first-time sighting of a Phantom Darner, Triacanthagyna trifida. This is considered a coastal species that has previously been found in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina. It was logical to expect it in South Carolina as well. What was less logical was finding it in Richland County at the Clemson Sandhills Education Center near one of the ponds near the Lake House meetings area. A Clemson Ph.D. candidate, Austin Jenkins, caught a teneral female on August 14. Austin has been working with Rudy on surveying SC non-human inhabitants (my version of that!). The voucher specimen will be housed as part of the State Arthropod Collection at Clemson." Lynn Smith, Camden, SC. [ back to T. trifida ]
Smith, William. per. Comm (21-Feb-1999) ".... I recommend removing Ophiogomphus aspersus from the WI list. The only basis for inclusion was an adult male specimen which cannot be relocated. There is an undesrcibed species of Ophiogomphus from WI that is easily mistaken for aspersus and which was found very close to the site aspersus was reported from earlier. I've personally looked at about 50,000 gomphid larvae or exuviae from WI, MN, and MI and have seen nothing like the true aspersus....You can add Somatochlora cingulata which was taken from the same lake in Vilas County for several years..." [ back to O. aspersus , S. cingulata ]
Smith, William. per. Comm (12-Sept-1999) "...I borrowed the specimen which is the basis for O. aspersus being reported from Iowa and it is instead an adult male of the undescribed Ophiogomphus endemic to western WI and NE IA. Iowa should be removed from O. aspersus distribution. Robert Cruden is aware of this. ... Robert DuBois of the WI DNR collected Aeshna subarctica in WI last fall and again this fall. He has submitted an article to the Great Lakes Entomologist which I believe has been accepted.... I have seen Stylurus plagiatus adults flying over the Mississippi R. in Houston Co., MN in the early 1990's. Two of my sons, Corbin and Brendon collected S. plagiatus exuviae in Houston Co.and Winona Counties in 1992, again on the Mississippi River and I have seen the specimens...." [ back to A. subarctica, O. aspersus, S. plagiatus ]
Smith, W., T. Vogt, & K. Gaines 1993. Checklist of Wisconsin Dragonflies. Wisconsin Ent. Soc. Misc. Publ. 2, 8pp [ back to A. submedianus, A. villosipes, M. taeniolata, S. ensigera, S. tenebrosa ]
Smith-Patten, B and M. Patten, 2013. First Record of the White-faced Meadowhawk (Sympetrum obtrusum) for Oklahoma, and a review of the status of the Cherry-faced Meadowhawk (S. internum) in the State. Argia 25(2): 12. [ back to S. obtrusum ]
Smith-Patten, B and M. Patten, 2013. First Record of the Western Pondhawk (Erythemis collocata) for Oklahoma. Argia 25(3): 18. [ back to E. collocata ]
Smith-Patten, B, 2013. First Record of Black Setwing (Dythemis nigrescens) for Oklahoma. Argia 25(3): 26-27. [ back to D. nigrescens ]
Smith-Patten, B, and J. Tucker, 2014. First Record of the Sphagnum Sprite (Nehalennia gracilis) for Oklahoma. Argia 26(4): 26-27. [ back to N.gracilis ]
Spitzer, S. 2010. Striped Saddlebags (Tramea calverti) New for Illinois. Argia 22(4): 9 [ back to T. calverti ]
Solem, R. and J. Solem. 1999. First Maryland record of Orthemis ferruginea (Odonata: Libellulidae). Argia 11(3): 6-7. [ back to M. marcella, O. ferruginea ]
Steele, M. and J. Daigle. 2005. New Stewart County, Tennessee Records. Argia 17(3):28 [ back to D. velox ]
Steffens, W. P. & W. A. Smith. 1999. Status Survey for Special Concern and Endangered Dragonflies of Minnesota: Population Status, Inventory and Monitoring Recommendations. Report to Minnesota DNR Natural Heritage and Nongame Research Program. 54 pp. [back to A. subarctica, O. anomalus, S. scudderi ]
Steffens, Wayne. per. comm (14-June-1999)"...You can add Stylogomphus albistylus to your list for Minnesota. I collected a number of exuviae and observed emergence on the St. Louis River in Northern Minnesota last week...." [ back to S. albistylus ]
Steffens, Wayne. per. comm (09-Sep-1999) "..I'm still concerned about Williamsonia fletcheri. I have seen no mention of it in any Minnesota litterature, and I find it difficult to believe thah an uncommon species like that could have been found here and all the documentation lost...The same applies to Nasiaeschna pentacantha. No mention of it in any pubications.." [ back to N. pentacantha, W. fletcheri, ]
Stoks, Robbie. Per. comm 16-Aug-2000. "..Please note that I found the following addenda I made in the summer of 2000: Lestes eurinus (adults and larvae) in Norwich, VT, Lestes forcipatus (adults and larvae) in Norwich, Union village and East Thetford, VT.... Please note the presence of Enallagma aspersum (adults and larvae) in Norwich and Union Village, VT..." [ back to E. aspersum, L. eurinus, L. forcipatus ]
Strickland, G. &. J. 2006. First Record of Gomphus australis for Louisiana. Argia. 17(4):22 [ back to G. australis, L. eurinus, L. forcipatus ]
Strickland, G. & J. 2007. Two New Species Records for Louisiana. Argia 19(4): 18-19 [ back to Forficula, E. vesiculosa ]
Stuart, J., L. Pierce R. Larsen. 2011. Notes on Boreal Odonates of Rio Arriba County, Northern New Mexico. Argia 23(2): 13-15 [ back to C. resolutum, L. borealis ]
Tennessen, K.J 1992. First records of Gomphaeschna furcillata and Anax longipes in Wisconsin (Odonata: Aeshnidae). The Great Lakes Entomologist. 25(4): 305-306 [ back to A. longipes, G. furcillata, ]
Tennessen, Ken. per. comm (20-Aug-1999) " . I can find no record of O. rupinsulensis in AL or GA prior to Bick's N.A. list. I wonder if he might have made a blunder by considering the synonymy of O. carolinus with rupinsulensis by Frank Carle straight up. Let me explain further: both AL and GA were listed under O. carolinus in the old Manual. When Carle synonymized carolinus, this was based on the nymph only. (Hagen, in 1885, established carolinus based on a nymph from KY; Carle examined it and det. it as rup.) Workers erroneously identified southern specimens of Ophio. as carolinus, but in fact they belong to an unnamed species. Therefore none of the adult records of carolinus should be attributed to rup. (which I think George Bick might have done), as Carle gave the "carolinus" adults a new name, incurvatus. As far as the known distribution of rupinsulensis goes, I have seen it in TN only as far south as the Duck River (Marshall and Maury counties). This area S of Nashville is not montaine; in fact it is very flat, and is in the Central Basin. A long time ago, I saw a larva from the Elk River just south of the TN/AL line; the site was actually in Limestone County, AL. However, I can not find the specimen, and am reluctant to base any new state record on a larva, especially with such a difficult genus. I have always wanted to go to the Elk R. and look for it, but as yet have not taken the time. Anyway, O. rupinsulensis should not be listed for either AL or GA, to my knowledge. .."[back to O. rupinsulensis ]
Tennessen, K. 1999. West Tennessee regional meeting a success. Argia 11(3): 1-2. [ back to G. apomyius ]
Tennessen, K. J. 2004. Cordulegaster talaria, n. sp. (Odonata: Cordulegastridae) from west-central Arkansas. Proc. Entomol. Soc. Wash. 106: 830-839.[ back to C. talaria ]
Tennessen, K. 2013. Gomphus lynnae (Columbia Clubtail), in New Mexico. Argia 25(3): 15-162 [ back to G. lynnae ]
Tennessen, K. J., and T. E. Vogt. 2004. Ophiogomphus smithi n. sp. (Odonata: Gomphidae) from Wisconsin and Iowa. Proc. Entomol. Soc. Wash. 106: 540-546. [ back to O. smithi ]
Trapero, Q., A. David, T. Cambas Yusdiel, N. Lopez Carlos, B. Gonzalez Orestes Carlos 2004. Annoted list of the Odonates in the Alexander Humboldt National Park, Guantanamo Province, Cuba. Argia 16(2):16-19. [ back to L. spumarius ]
Trently, David. Per. comm. (05-Oct-2011). “ Campbell County, Royal Blue Wildlife Mgmt Area, 22-vi-2011, 1 male (with photo)” [ back to N. gracilis ]
Trial, Linden. per.comm (11-April-99) ".... Sympetrum occidentale fasciatum collected by Joe Smentowski in Buchanan County July 11, 1998 identified by Roy Beckemeyer and in my possession. ... Gomphus lineatifrons collected by Tim Cashatt in Douglas County and listed on the Illinois State Museum web site. Joe Smentowski colleted one on the Meramec River July 1, 1998 which I identified, but want to send off--it is the only one I have seen. [ back to G. Lineatifrons, S. semicinctum ]
Trybula, J. 2006. Arigomphus cornutus, a State Record for New York. Argia 18(3): 11-12 [ back to A. cornutus ]
Tsomides L., K.E. Gibbs, and D.T. Jennings. 1982. Species of Odonata feeding on Lepidoptera in Spruce-Fir Forests of Maine. Univ. Maine, Orono. Agr. Expr. Stat. Research in the Life Sciences 30(1): 1-12 [ back to S. albicincta ]
Tveekrem, J. 2006. Somatochlora Brevicinta from Minnesota. Argia 18(1):19 [ back to S. brevicincta ]
Upson, S, D. Danforth, E. Gonzalez-Soriano, R. Behrstock & R bailowitz. 2007. A Preliminary Checklist of the Odonata of Sonora. BAO 10(2/3): 23-51. [ back to H. vulnerata, A. anceps, A. carlcooki, A. cuprea, A. f. violacea, A. funcki, A. hinei, A. moesta, A. munda, A. nahuana, A. oculata, A. oenea, A. plana, A. sabino, A. tarascana, A. translata, A. tonto, A. ulmeca, E. eiseni, H.heterodoxum, I. barberi, I. damula, N. gladiolatum, T. griffinii = levis, A. californica, A. grandis, L. alacer, P. domina, A. persephone, A. junius, A. walsinghami, G. nervosa, R. luteipennis, R. dugesi, R. multicolor, R. psilus, E. crotalinus, E. elaps, P. elongata, P. nayaritensis, P. belyshevi, P. clendoni, C. diadema, M. magnifica, B. furcata, B. praecox, B. tepeaca, D. maya, D. sterilis, E. collocata, E. plebeja, E. Berenice, L croceipennis, L. luctuosa, L. nodisticta, M. inacuta, M. psedimitans, M. ultima, M. aequalis, M. didyma, M. hagenii, O. discolor, P. longipennis, P. tenera, P. Lydia, S. illotum, S. signiferum, T. australis, T. azteca, T. calverti, T. insularis, T. lacerata ]
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation. 2008James River Dragonflies. Virginia Natural Heritage E-News, Spring/Summer 2008.3-4 [ Back to O.susbehcha ]
Vlach, J. 2008. The 2008 DSA Annual Meeting. Argia 20(3): 2-5. [ back to L. proxima ]
Vogt, T.E. & E.D. Cashatt. 1994. Distribution, habitat, and field biology of Somatochlora hineana (Odonata: Corduliidae). Ann.Ent.Soc.Am. 87:599-603. [ back to S. hineana ]
Vogt, Tim. per. Comm. (04-Oct-99). "....I know of no VA records. The allotype from PA is most definitely not O. edmundo. It isn't even a close relative. The O. edmundo allotype is either an undescribed subspecies or sister species of O. susbehcha! I have discussed this situation with Mike May ....Tim C. and I question the following Illinois records. Somatochlora filosa- No known IL specimens. Walsh (1862) had a Somatochlora female that he thought must be eitherS. tenebrosa or S. filosa. This may be the original source for this record; However, we have examined an adult male from Indiana housed at the Field Museum. It is a reliable record from a well known entomologist. Probably a vagrant. " [ back to O. edmundo, S. filosa ]
Vogt, Tim & Tim Cashatt. Per. Comm. (07-Oct-1999). " We have additional information that may be helpful. Tim Cashatt and I have specimens housed at the Illinois State Museum, some of which are unpublished state records. These include Cordulegaster bilineata (IL), Cordulegaster erronea (IL), Cordulegaster maculata (MO), Somatochlora provocans (MO), Dythemis velox (IL), Leucorrhinia frigida (IL), and Libellula flavida (IL). Also, C. bilineata and C. erronea are reported from IL in a paper that deals primarily with Tachopteryx thoreyi (McPheron and Schiff, 1989). A Cordulegaster diastatops adult male from northeastern IL is housed at the Illinois Natural History Survey. Webb et al. (1986) discuss this specimen. Bill Smith and I collected an exuvia of Neurocordulia yamaskanensis from the Ohio River in Pope County, IL. This specimen is in Bill Smith's collection. Although Tim C. and I know of no known (IL) specimens for Gomphus (Gomphurus) lineatifrons, it may be more appropriate to question its presence in IL rather than to remove it from the list altogether. Especially since it is known from IN, KY, MO, and WI. It was reported from IL in Needham and Westfall (1955). For reasons somewhat similar to those mentioned for G. (G.) lineatifrons, it may be more appropriate to question the presence of Somatochlora filosa for MO than to remove it from the list altogether. Although the adult male specimen can not be found at this time, it seems unlikely that Williamson (1932) would have misidentified an adult male (because of the distinctive cerci). Also, George Harp has collected two adult males from a locality 25 km from MO. One specimen was collected in 1980 and the other in 1985. Although it may have been a vagrant, the adult male from Indiana housed at the Field Museum represents a valid record. It was collected in July 4, 1911 by William J. Gerhard (a well known and respected entomologist of his time). The locality is Mineral Point, IN, (Kosciusko County), 41 19' 34", 85 44'39" W. Gerhard included the Lat/Long on his data label. Sympetrum danae was first reported from IL in Walker and Corbet (1975). Tim and I do not know on what basis it was listed from IL. To date we have not seen any IL specimens. Its presence in IL probably should be questioned until a specimen is collected or discovered. The presence of Gomphus (Gomphurus) crassus in IL seems plausible. However, once again, Tim and I are unaware of any IL specimens. Needham and Westfall (1955) do not list it from IL..." [back to G. crassus, G. Lineatifrons, C. bilineata, C. diastatops , C. erronea, C. maculata, N. yamaskanensis, S. filosa, S. provocans, D. velox, L. frigida, L. flavida, S. danae. ]
Vogt, Timothy E. & P. McKenzie. New Zygoptera Records for Missouri: Telebasis byersi and Telebasis salva. Argia 17(3):22-23 [ back to T. byersi, T. salva ]
Wadsworth, M. 1890.* List of the Dragonflies (Odonata) Taken in Manchester, Kennebec Co., ME., in 1888 and 1889. Entomological News 1:36-37,55-57 [ back to E. semiaquea ]
Wagner, D., & M. Thomas. 1999. The Odonata Fauna of Connecticut. Bull. Amer. Odonatology. 5(4): 59-65 [ back to C. dimidiata, A. apicalis, E. basidens, C. resolutum, E. doubledayi, E. pictum, I. kellicotti, N. gracilis, L. australis, A. interrupta, A. longipes, G. descriptus, G. quadricolor, P. obscurus, S. spiniceps, N. obsoleta, S. elongata, P. flavescens, P. hymenaea ]
Walker, E.M. 1916. A few days in Newfoundland. Can. Ent. 48(7):217-221& 48(8):258-261 [back to L. unguiculatus ]
Walker, E. 1917. Some dragonflies from PrinceEdward Islan. Can. Ent. 49: 117-119 [ back to A. interrupta ]
Walker, E. 1933. The Odonata of the maritime provinces. Proc. Nova Scotian Inst. Sci.18(3):106-128 [ back to E. minusculum ]
Walker, E. & P. Corbet. 1978. The Odonata of Canada and Alaska. Vol 3: Part III: the Anisoptera- Three Families, Edition 2. University Toronto Press. 309 pps. [ back to S. minor, L. exusta ]
Walter, S. 1998. Enallagma weewa in Long Island. Argia 10(3): 23 [ back to E.weewa ]
Westfall, Minter. per. Comm (20-May-1999): Minter sent me (Bill Mauffray) an e-mail to check the IORI and FSCA collections for specimens collected in Mexico by Contreras and Kondratief in the 80's. Voucher specimens were found and verified by Bill Mauffray. [ back to A. walsinghami, G. nervosa, O. armata, R. dugesi, B. furcata, B. mendax, B. pertinax, B. vivax, C. insularis, D. maya, D. nigrescens, D. velox, L. comanche, L. croceipennis, M. pseudimitans, M. hagenii, P. lineatipes, P. domitia ]
Westfall, Minter. per. Comm. (10-Sep-1999) "..Dennis Paulson has written me that they now have a record for Gomphus graslinellus in Idaho... Ophiogomphus edmundo should be listed for Tennessee. Ken recorded rearing two in that state, once in Argia 10:2. Cordulegaster diadema should be listed for MEXICO:CH for Sid has written me he has it in his collection. Brechmorhoga praecox should be listed for MEXICO:TM, as Sid has it in his collection... " [ back to G. graslinellus, O. edmundo, C. diadema, B. praecox ]
Westfall, Minter. Per. Comm (28-Aug-2000): [in final preparation for the "Manual": "...Some records which were on my list but with no indication of source I have left in but with a question mark. These are: A. persephone. MEX. CH ( I think this was from Kondratief); Anax amazili. Haiti; A. longipes. D,R., P.R.; S. incurvata. CAN: NT; E. b. naeva. D.R.. Haiti; M. inacuta. MEX:NL; P. subornata. CANADA: BC.... Here are records for some others: E. crotalinus. Phylllocycla elongata. MEX: CL (O.K. in e-mail from Mike; P. borealis. ID (in Sid's list, also in Logan's thesis which we have); C. diadema. MEX: NL (two full grown larvae in alcohol determined by me and confirmed by Ken at Cades Cove meeting); Cordulia shurtleffii. ID (from Paulson). NC( from Duncan, will probably be in next ARGIA); Pseudoleon superbus. MEX. SO (Kondratief has in his collection); S. i. illotum.,Haiti. Jamaica (from Paulson)...." [ back to A. persephone, A. amazili, A. longipes, P. elongata, P. borealis, C. diadema, C. shurtleffii, S. incurvata, E. berenice, M. inacuta, P. subornata, P. superbus, S. illotum ]
Westfall, M. J (1964). Notes on the Odonata of Cuba. Quar. Jour. Fla. Acad. Sci. 27 (1): 67-85 [ back to E. haematogastra, T. argo ]
Westfall, M. Jr. and M. May 1996. Damselflies of North America. Scientific Publishers, Gainesville Florida. vi + 650 pp. {These were inadvertently omitted from the original list } [back to C. maculata, E. ebrium ]
White, Harold. Per. comm. (12-Jul-2000) "... I have S. semicinctum from northern Delaware..." [ back to S. semicinctum ]
White, Hal Per. Comm. (18-Mar-2005). “I looked at the distribution lists you have posted with respect to Delaware. I have several additions and possible deletions for DE. I have good voucher specimen records for: Lestes eurinus, Argia translata, Nehalennia integricollis, Telebasis byersi. The following I do not have records for in Delaware: Argia sedula - I have listed this based on an old record by Beatty but I have not been able to find the species in the state. It should be here but I would appreciate a confirmation from a documented source, Otherwise it deserves a question mark. Enallagma hageni - I know of no records for this species in Delaware. Nehallenia irene - I reported this about 30 years ago but I suspect it was integricollis. At a time that I didn't know integricollis. I need to look at the specimen again. Thus this is a questionable species at the moment in my mind.” [back to A. sedula, A. translata, E. hageni, N. integricollis, N. Irene, T. byersi, L. eurinus ]
White, H. 2006. Enallagma anna in Pennsylvania. Argia 18(2): 13 [ back to E. anna ]
White, H. 2006. Gynacantha nervosa from Delaware! [ back to G. nervosa ]
White, H. 2011. Natural History of Delmarva Dragonflies and Damselflies: Essays of a Lifelong Observer. University of Delaware Press and Delaware Nature Society. 284pp [ use “back” button above to return to species ]
Willard, K., and S. Stephenson, 2015. Observation of Argia bipunctulata (Seepage Dancer) in Tucker County, West Virginia. Argia 27(1): 27 [ back to ]
Worthen, W. 2009. A Second Odonata Survey at Congaree National Park, Richland Co., South Carolina. Argia 21(3):19 [ back to G. apomyius ]
Wykle. J. 2002. 2002 DSA Meeting in West Virginia. Argia 14(3): 1-3 [ back to T. thoreyi, L deplanata, L. incesta, S. internum ]
Wykle, J.2006. West Virginia Odonata Atlas Project. Argia 18(2): 20 [ back to E. ebrium, C. verna, L. axilena ]
Young, Tom, per. comm.. (03-Oct-2011) “Blue Corporal (Ladona deplanata) has been confirmed in New Hampshire (Merrimack, HillsboroughCounty). Photo of female, taken in 2002, is available as supporting documentation if desired. Specimen collected in 2006 and submitted to New Hampshire Dragonfly Survey." [ back to L. deplanata]
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