Dragonflies and unident. insect

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Posted by Rock Jetty on 15:17:58 03/09/06

In Reply to: Sadowski and Cutler Wetland posted by Trey Mitchell

Vince was right on the money with the D-flies. The Halloween Pennant happens to be a female, notice the light colored stigmas on the anterior part of the forewing. The other insect is a Green Lacewing, genus Chrysopa. Sorry I didn't respond to you first Trey, I don't look at the board as often as I used to, but as you can see, help is always around the corner though. I hope everyone is doing fine.

Cheers,
RJ

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Comments:	: Vince was right on the money with the D-flies. The Halloween Pennant happens to be a female, notice the light colored stigmas on the anterior part of the forewing. The other insect is a Green Lacewing, genus Chrysopa. Sorry I didn't respond to you first Trey, I don't look at the board as often as I used to, but as you can see, help is always around the corner though. I hope everyone is doing fine. : : Cheers, : RJ
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