auranticum

navigate by keyword : ceriagration auranticum green compound eyes yellow red chest orange abdomen ceriagrio aurantium greenish brown dark ceriagrion petite wings rest accustomed inhabiting flowing streams mountain valleys stagnant ponds lakes bodies weak flight operates abundant grass distributed temperate climate zones tropical regions damselfly stay leaf

Red flowering Perivian lilies in Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

A damselfly named Ceriagrion auranticum stay on a leaf

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Group of orange milk cap mushrooms in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Adult orange milk cap in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collage of orange milk cap mushrooms in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ceriagrion auranticum ,Needle dragonfly sticks to the edge of a leaf in nature against a blurred background Royalty Free Stock Photo

The male Ceriagration auranticum has green compound eyes, a yellow red or yellow green chest, and a thin, orange red abdomen. The female Ceriagrio aurantium has a green or greenish brown chest and a dark brown abdomen. Ceriagrion aurantium is petite in size, both male and female, and its wings are upright and close above the back during rest. Ceriagration auranticum is accustomed to inhabiting flowing streams, mountain valleys, or stagnant ponds, lakes, and other water bodies. Due to its weak flight ability, it often operates in water bodies with abundant water and grass. Mainly distributed in temperate climate zones, rarely distributed in tropical regions.