DSA Meeting 2002

Dragonfly Society of the Americas Meeting
Lewisburg, West Virginia

June, 2002
Odonata Photograph Page

This page has a number of additional pictures of Odonata that I took at the meeting. Some of the pictures are large and may take a while to load, particularly over a modem. If it's any consolation, I had to upload them over a modem, then download them again over the modem as I checked the site to be sure they worked. Enjoy.

Left: After witnessing Steve Krotzer's "hat trick" at the Greenbrier River, Bob Glotzhober tries to go one better with the infamous "cranefly decoy".

Below: More pictures of Calopteryx amata. Head on, 2 males, and a female at the bottom.

Above: Bob Glotzhober photographing a mated pair of Calopteryx amata. Hopefully Bob's photos of the pair came out better than mine did (left).

Below: Not all the collecting was done in the air. Below left a nymph of Boyeria vinosa, to the right, exuviae pile up at an emergence hot spot.

Left: Pond at Shaver's Fork at Cheat Bridge.

Ischnura posita, clockwise from above left: Male, young female, older female, male;
mating pair. Girl emerges, girl gets older, guy gets girl.

Left: Arigomphus villosipes (Unicorn Clubtail) at Canaan Valley. Below: Enallagma exsulans (Stream bluet). Below left - Amphiagrion saucium (Eastern Red Damselfly) at Dolly Sods.

Above and Right: the Sedge Sprite, Nehalennia irene at Dolly Sods. Below: Leucorrhinia hudsonica at Dolly Sods.

Finally, another animation, this time of the Dragonhunter, Hagenius brevistylus. This female was very approachable on her rock in the middle of the Greenbrier River at Clover Lick.

Gomphus vastus animation.

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Dragonfly Society of the Americas Meeting Lewisburg, West Virginia June, 2002 Odonata Photograph Page
This page has a number of additional pictures of Odonata that I took at the meeting. Some of the pictures are large and may take a while to load, particularly over a modem. If it's any consolation, I had to upload them over a modem, then download them again over the modem as I checked the site to be sure they worked. Enjoy.
	Left: After witnessing Steve Krotzer's "hat trick" at the Greenbrier River, Bob Glotzhober tries to go one better with the infamous "cranefly decoy".
Below: More pictures of Calopteryx amata. Head on, 2 males, and a female at the bottom.





	Above: Bob Glotzhober photographing a mated pair of Calopteryx amata. Hopefully Bob's photos of the pair came out better than mine did (left).

Below: Not all the collecting was done in the air. Below left a nymph of Boyeria vinosa, to the right, exuviae pile up at an emergence hot spot.

	Left: Pond at Shaver's Fork at Cheat Bridge.

Ischnura posita, clockwise from above left: Male, young female, older female, male; mating pair. Girl emerges, girl gets older, guy gets girl.

	Left: Arigomphus villosipes (Unicorn Clubtail) at Canaan Valley. Below: Enallagma exsulans (Stream bluet). Below left - Amphiagrion saucium (Eastern Red Damselfly) at Dolly Sods.


Above and Right: the Sedge Sprite, Nehalennia irene at Dolly Sods. Below: Leucorrhinia hudsonica at Dolly Sods.


Finally, another animation, this time of the Dragonhunter, Hagenius brevistylus. This female was very approachable on her rock in the middle of the Greenbrier River at Clover Lick.

	Gomphus vastus animation.