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Thailand/Laos odonata (1 Viewer)

Brian Stone

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Could anyone assist with an ID for these two please?

The Euphaea species was photographed in 4000 Islands along the Mekong in southern Laos in February 2016.

The Skimmer/Dasher was near the Watcharitan waterfall, Doi Inthanon NP, Thailand in late February 2017.

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I guess E. decorata comes closest. Not completely mature.
I'd be interested in the other one, as I think I have pictures of it too...
 
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Cheers. I've asked elsewhere about the demoiselle type. I'll post up any further info I get but immature decorata does look likely.

Will have to do some more research on the other one but Orthetrum glaucum seems probable.
 
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