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The Golden-ringed Dragonfly, *Cordulegaster boltonii*, is a sizable dragonfly species found throughout Europe. It’s notable for being one of the largest and longest dragonflies in Britain. This spiketail dragonfly inhabits streams and wetlands, primarily in the UK. It's frequently observed by natura...
The Tiger Spiketail, *Cordulegaster tigrinus*, is a distinctive dragonfly inhabiting streams of eastern North America. It’s recognized by its dark body marked with prominent yellow rings and black stripes. This species belongs to the Cordulegastridae family. Primarily observed in wetland habitats, i...
The tiger spiketail, *Cordulegaster erronea*, is a dragonfly belonging to the Cordulegastridae family. It’s notable for its striking appearance featuring prominent yellow stripes on its dark thorax and is commonly found along streams in eastern North America. This species is of interest to entomolog...
The Arrowhead Spiketail is a striking dragonfly species found in the eastern United States, uniquely identified by its yellow, arrow-shaped markings.
The Pacific Spiketail is a dragonfly species native to western North America, distinguished by its striking black and yellow abdominal patterns.
The Twin-spotted Spiketail is a dragonfly species located across eastern North America, recognized by the prominent paired spots on its thorax.
The Brown Spiketail is a dragonfly species native to North America, notable for breeding specifically in small, rocky woodland streams.
The Delta-spotted Spiketail is a dragonfly species of western North America, distinguished by the distinct triangular yellow marks on its abdomen.
The Apache Spiketail is a dragonfly species found in the southwestern United States and Central America, distinguished by its unique yellow rings.
Say's Spiketail is a rare dragonfly species endemic to the eastern United States, noted for its specialized habitat in sandy forested streams.
The Ouachita Spiketail is a rare dragonfly species strictly endemic to the Ouachita Mountain region of Arkansas and Oklahoma in the United States.
