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Dragonfly
Society of the Americas Meeting
Lewisburg, West Virginia
June, 2002
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| Above Left: Carl Cook (KY)
at the Cranberry River; Right: Carl, Andy Rehn, (CA), and Jim Curry, (IN)
in Cranberry Glades. |
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| Above: Sid Dunkle makes a
catch at Canaan Valley. |
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| Clockwise from above left: Carol Flint
(DC) carries the net, Jim Johnson (OR) at Canaan Valley State Park; and
Sandy Raimondo, a PhD entomology student at WVU, at Dolly Sods.
Dragonfly hunting is thirsty work! Below left: At the Dolly Sods
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Amphiagrion saucium at Dolly Sods. Photo by Dave
McShaffrey |
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On one of the post trips we went to Greenbottom Swamp,
the largest wetland in West Virginia. Above, the search for Telebasis,
carried out by (left to right) Barb Natterer, Joel Wachtel, Jim
Davidson.
Left: Joel Wachtel, with the new state record Telebasis.
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There was also time for photography: Above left, Pachydiplax
longipennis (by McShaffrey), above right photo of McShaffrey (by
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We are taking up a collection to buy Bob Glotzhober a
net. Photo by McShaffrey |
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One of the "jewels" of the trip was Calopteryx
amata. This species was seen on several rivers; these
pictures were taken on the Williams River at Tea Creek. Photos by McShaffrey.
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