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| This is the updated and expanded version of our
very FIRST dragonfly guide for California: Common Dragonflies of California Common Dragonflies of California and Common Dragonflies of the Southwest A Beginner's Pocket Guide March 2006
by Kathy Biggs Updates & Corrections - 5-2007 |
A Color and Learn Book with Activities by Kathy Biggs and Tim Manolis
see more information about the book. Published June 2007 2nd printing March 2008! For children, grandchildren & your inner child! |
Dragonflies of North America, Color and Learn with Activities For children, grandchildren & your inner child! by Kathy Biggs and Tim Manolis
see more information about the book. First published in May 2007 Print out and color the pages more than once! |
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The COMPLETE GUIDE for CA - Dragonflies and Damselflies of California 2003 Click here for more information
by Tim Manolis |
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Common Dragonflies of California Dragonflies of California and Common Dragonflies of the Southwest Common Dragonflies of the Southwest |
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PROGRAMS, FIELDTRIPS, and FESTIVALS |
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| descriptive and photographic pages for DRAGONFLIES ANISOPTERA
Heavy-bodied; usually larger than damselflies
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Click here to go to the identification 'key' - use to identify a dragonfly or damselfly in hand or from a photo at home PHOTO IDENTIFIER
FIELD KEY - for CALIF. DRAGONFLIES Click above to open and use at home. Alternately, open and print this PDF version to take into the field as an aid in making dragonfly identifications. |
descriptive and photographic pages for DAMSELFLIES ZYGOPTERA
Slender-bodied, most smaller than dragonflies
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'hotspots' in CA! |
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