Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[Toko]

This is a Colotis sp. but can not ID for sure without the upperside, most likely Bushveld Purple Tip Colotis ione

[Toko]

And a very beautiful Brown-veined White Belenois aurota aurota

[BluTuna]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.

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[Toko]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.

Possibly a Red-veined Dropwing but I'm not certain.

Red-veined Dropwing

Have no clue what the other ones are

[Toko]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.


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Looks like this: Pseudagrion sublacteum female Cherry-eye Sprite

http://books.google.de/books?id=mQH95Hh ... ox&f=false

http://www.google.de/imgres?espv=210&es ... ,s:0,i:105

[BluTuna]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.


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Looks like this: Pseudagrion sublacteum female Cherry-eye Sprite

http://books.google.de/books?id=mQH95Hh ... ox&f=false

http://www.google.de/imgres?espv=210&es ... ,s:0,i:105

[Toko]

[Toko]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.


1.

the teneral male of
Brachythemis lacustris Red Groundling

is the only one I can find

[BluTuna]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.



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Elattoneura glauca (Common Threadtail) ????

[BluTuna]

Some Dragonflies and Damselflies from the Kruger Park that I've been unable to ID.


1.

the teneral male of
Brachythemis lacustris Red Groundling

is the only one I can find

Looks like a good match, the thorax markings are very similar!