[Odonata-l] Some Bornean Ode pics

[Graham Reels]

The "Thin Red Line" photograph resembles Tetrathemis irregularis. The 
dragonfly camouflaged on a tree trunk looks like female Tyriobapta torrida. 
The red Orthetrum may be testaceum; the thorax looks a little too red for 
chrysis, although the red on the abdomen of the photographed individual is a 
little deeper than is common for testaceum. In Sarawak, at least, O. 
testaceum is the commonest red Orthetrum. I do not think it is Crocothemis 
servilia, which seems vanishingly rare in Sarawak (although I am not sure of 
its status in Sabah).

Graham Reels
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Acorn" <janature at compusmart.ab.ca>
To: <odonata-l at mail.ups.edu>
Cc: "michael patrick marklevitz" <mpm3 at shaw.ca>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 4:18 AM
Subject: [Odonata-l] Some Bornean Ode pics


>
> Hello Odesters,
>
> My friend Pat Marklevitz was in Borneo recently, and was showing me
> some of his photos.  Among them are a few odonates, for which he
> would dearly like to have names.  If any of you know the Bornean
> fauna, or would like simply to enjoy a great slide show, here are the
> links.
>
> Thanks, and enjoy!
>
> John Acorn
>
> http://www.pbase.com/marklevitz/borneo_2006&page=7
> http://www.pbase.com/marklevitz/borneo_2006&page=10
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