description Aeshna constricta Overview
Aeshna constricta, commonly called the lance-tipped darner, is a dragonfly in the family Aeshnidae. Thomas Say described the species in 1839, and its range extends across much of North America. It typically occurs around ponds, marshes, and other wetlands, where adults hunt flying insects and aquatic nymphs develop before emerging as winged adults.
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What is the common name for Aeshna constricta?
Aeshna constricta is commonly called the lance-tipped darner. It belongs to the dragonfly family Aeshnidae.
Who described Aeshna constricta?
Thomas Say described the species in 1839. The scientific name Aeshna constricta is used for this North American darner.
Where is Aeshna constricta found?
Its range extends across much of North America. It is typically associated with ponds, marshes, and other wetland habitats.
What does the lance-tipped darner do around wetlands?
Adult Aeshna constricta hunt flying insects around wetland areas. The species is commonly associated with ponds and marshes where adults can forage.
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