description Belted Whiteface Overview
The Belted Whiteface (Leucorrhinia proxima) is a northern North American skimmer described in 1890, identified by its white face and red abdominal spots.
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How can I identify a Belted Whiteface dragonfly?
You can identify a Belted Whiteface (Leucorrhinia proxima) by its distinctively white face and the red spots on its dark abdomen. Males typically develop a more pronounced red coloration than females.
Where does the Belted Whiteface dragonfly live?
This species is native to the northern regions of North America, commonly found in Canada and the northern United States. They prefer habitats like marshes, fens, and boggy ponds.
When was the Belted Whiteface first officially described?
The species was officially described by scientists in the year 1890. It belongs to the Libellulidae family, which are commonly known as skimmers.
What is the habitat of the Belted Whiteface?
They thrive in cold, nutrient-poor wetlands, particularly fens and bogs where they lay their eggs in the vegetation. They are often seen perching on aquatic plants or floating logs.
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