description Western Clubtail Overview
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 the abdominal tip is less strongly expanded than in many other clubtail dragonflies, a feature reflected in its identification.
help Western Clubtail FAQ
What is the scientific name of Western Clubtail?
Western Clubtail is the common name for Gomphus pulchellus. It belongs to the dragonfly family Gomphidae.
Where does Western Clubtail live?
It is associated with slow-moving or still water, including the margins of suitable ponds and waterways. The species is a western European dragonfly.
What does a Western Clubtail look like?
Adults have a predominantly dark body with yellow markings. The clubtail name refers to the expanded end of the abdomen found in members of the family Gomphidae.
Is Western Clubtail found around fast rivers?
Its typical habitat is slow-moving or still water rather than only fast-flowing rivers. Suitable ponds and quiet water margins can provide the conditions it needs.
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