Damselflies of the World Trivia Questions
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This enormous Neotropical species hovers in front of orb webs and plucks the spider out of its own snare.
Difficulty: Hard
- Eastern Forktail
- Blue-winged Helicopter
- Common Blue Damselfly
- Lemon-tipped Helicopter
This North American stream species has a metallic emerald body and entirely sooty wings, and flutters through shaded woodland like a small butterfly.
Difficulty: Medium
- River Jewelwing
- Ebony Jewelwing
- Sparkling Jewelwing
- American Rubyspot
This European river species has a metallic cobalt male carrying a broad dark thumbprint across the middle of each wing.
Difficulty: Hard
- Copper Demoiselle
- Banded Demoiselle
- Sparkling Jewelwing
- Beautiful Demoiselle
This widespread stream species has a brilliant crimson patch at the base of each wing above a metallic bronze body.
Difficulty: Hard
- Canyon Rubyspot
- Ebony Jewelwing
- American Rubyspot
- Beautiful Demoiselle
This small European pond species is sky-coloured with black bands, and carries a mark shaped like a wine goblet behind the head.
Difficulty: Hard
- Skimming Bluet
- Double-striped Bluet
- Variable Bluet
- Azure Damselfly
This European species has a male whose wings are almost entirely dark metallic, and it prefers faster, stonier streams than its lowland relative.
Difficulty: Hard
- Beautiful Demoiselle
- Ebony Jewelwing
- Sparkling Jewelwing
- Banded Demoiselle
This small European species is dark with a single bright band near the tail tip, and its females come in five colour forms.
Difficulty: Hard
- Azure Damselfly
- Blue-tailed Damselfly
- Skimming Bluet
- Australian Bluetail
This is Europe's most numerous small sky-coloured pond species, and its females submerge completely to lay eggs in underwater stems.
Difficulty: Hard
- Australian Bluetail
- Common Blue Damselfly
- Double-striped Bluet
- Blue-tailed Damselfly
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