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What does a Blue Marsh Hawk dragonfly look like?
The mature adult males of the species develop a distinctive, powdery blue body. This vibrant coloration makes the Blue Marsh Hawk, scientifically known as Orthetrum glaucum, easily recognizable in its natural habitat.
Where can you find the Blue Marsh Hawk dragonfly?
This species of dragonfly is native to various regions across Asia. They are typically found skimming around wetlands, ponds, and marshes in these tropical and subtropical zones.
When was the Blue Marsh Hawk first described by science?
The Blue Marsh Hawk, or Orthetrum glaucum, was officially described by scientists in 1842. It belongs to the Libellulidae family, which is the largest family of dragonflies.
What is the scientific name of the Blue Marsh Hawk?
The scientific name of the Blue Marsh Hawk is Orthetrum glaucum. It is classified within the order Odonata, which encompasses all species of dragonflies and damselflies.
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