Stream Cruiser dragonfly (male), redux

The following photographs show a Stream Cruiser dragonfly (Didymops transversa) spotted along “Beaver Pond Loop Trail” at Accotink Bay Wildlife Refuge, a 1,200 acre preserve located at Army Garrison Fort Belvoir, Fairfax County, Virginia USA. This individual is a male as indicated by the white terminal appendages at the end of its abdomen. The abdomen of male Stream Cruisers is enlarged near the tip, similar to the Clubtail family of dragonflies.

Tags: Accotink Bay Wildlife Refuge, Cruiser Family, Didymops transversa, male, Stream Cruiser dragonfly, wildlife photography

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