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The Western Clubtail is the common name for Gomphus pulchellus, a dragonfly in the family Gomphidae. It is a western European species associated with slow-moving or still water, including the margins of suitable ponds and waterways. Adults have a predominantly dark body with yellow markings, while t...
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Classic yellow and black clubtail patterning and western habitat associations are appealing, but the ambiguous common name limits reliable reputation.
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Gomphus clavatus, called pig's ear or violet chanterelle, is an edible fungus found in parts of Eurasia and North America. Its fruit body begins as a club or peg and develops into several fused, vase- or fan-shaped lobes, with lilac to violet tones that often fade toward tan. The underside bears wri...
