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Pic 4295
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Upl on 2008-06-28

Prodasineura autumnalis (Fraser, 1922)
Photo taken in Luk Keng (Hong Kong) on 2008-06-24


  

Pic 2009
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Upl on 2006-10-22

Prodasineura autumnalis (Fraser, 1922)
Photo taken in Sai Kung (Hong Kong) on 2006-10-15

I suspect this is Prodasineura autumnalis but I'm not 100% sure


  

Pic 482
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Upl on 2004-05-22

Prodasineura autumnalis (Fraser, 1922)
Photo taken in Tung Kok Wai (Hong Kong) on 2004-05-15


  

Pic 481
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Upl on 2004-05-22

Prodasineura autumnalis (Fraser, 1922)
Photo taken in Tung Kok Wai (Hong Kong) on 2004-05-15


  

Pic 4298
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Upl on 2008-06-28

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Luk Keng (Hong Kong) on 2008-06-24


  

Pic 4297
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Upl on 2008-06-28

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Luk Keng (Hong Kong) on 2008-06-24


  

Pic 3088
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Upl on 2007-08-04

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Sha Lo Tung (Hong Kong) on 2007-07-29


  

Pic 2934
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Upl on 2007-07-25

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Hok Tau Reservoir (Hong Kong) on 2007-07-14


  

Pic 1790
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Upl on 2006-12-08

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Sha Lo Tung (Hong Kong) on 2006-08-05

Canon 180mm macro and fill-in flash


  

Pic 1098
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Upl on 2005-07-25

Prodasineura croconota (Ris, 1916)
Photo taken in Tan Sha River (Hong Kong) on 2005-07-16

Tan Sha River is located in the northeastern part of Hong Kong. The area is one of the 'hot-spots' for dragonflies in Hong Kong. I photographed these two ovipositing pairs with 200mm lens.


  

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