Total length: 42-47 mm. Abdomen: 28-32 mm.
Similar to Tramea ssp., but anal appendages are smaller, and smaller than S9 and S10 together. The basal spot on the hind wings is only half-circle shaped and does not extend to the posterior edge of the wing, as for T. abdominalis or calverti.
Similar to Tramea ssp., but anal appendages are smaller, and smaller than S9 and S10 together. The basal spot on the hind wings is only half-circle shaped and does not extend to the posterior edge of the wing, as for T. abdominalis or calverti.
Erland Nielsen's photos, Antón, Coclé (Santa Clara), 4 September 2012.
Habitat: stagnant permanent or semi-permanent sunny water with floating aquatic vegetation. Frequent in coastal marshes (photos taken at less than 200 m from the Pacific ocean).
Distribution: from Mexico to Paraguay.
Les Libellules des Antilles françaises, F. Meurgey et L. Picard, Biotope Editions.
In Brazil.
Habitat: stagnant permanent or semi-permanent sunny water with floating aquatic vegetation. Frequent in coastal marshes (photos taken at less than 200 m from the Pacific ocean).
Distribution: from Mexico to Paraguay.
Les Libellules des Antilles françaises, F. Meurgey et L. Picard, Biotope Editions.
In Brazil.
Panama - Tauriphila australis male 1/1