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Discussion

KorinneM wrote:

1 Nov 2024

It's hard for me to separate between O. sabina and O. serapia looking at this photo. If you get an ID from those with more experience on iNaturalist or on the facebook Australian Odonata group, I'm happy to go with that.

Orthetrum sabina

KorinneM wrote:

19 Sep 2024

Pretty certain not Diplacodes haematodes.

Diplacodes haematodes

KorinneM wrote:

19 Sep 2024

Could also potentially be Orthetrum migratum. I'm not convinced I can separate on the narrowing of segment 3 in the abdomen on this angle.

Orthetrum (genus)

KorinneM wrote:

19 Sep 2024

Unfortunately I don't think there's enough seen here for me to be able to differentiate it from several other red dragonflies it potentially could be. Photos that showed more detail of the wings would have been needed.

Libellulidae (family)

KorinneM wrote:

15 Sep 2024

Note the yellowish tinge to the wings, and the face isn't right for Brachydiplax denticauda.

Orthetrum caledonicum