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Posted by mcc on Jul 16 2009 in Announcements, Insect Photography, Allegan State Game Area, Allegan Forest, Dragonfly Photography, Odonata Photography, Nature Notes
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Frosted Whiteface Dragonfly

There was a surprise in my photos from last June. While shooting dragonflies in the usual haunts, I saw this specimen. I took it to be a dot tailed white face, but was perplexed by the whitish coloration at the base of the abdomen.

Looking through field guide I realize that this is a Frosted Whiteface -Leucorrhinia frigida. Considering the yellowish dots on the abdomen, this would be an immature male Frosted Whiteface. I don’t recall having ever seen this species before, and I’m sure I never photographed it. Great to see something new out there.

Frosted Whiteface
Frosted Whiteface

Shot on June 20th, 2009, in the Allegan State Game Area.

This entry was posted by Mark C and filed under Announcements, Insect Photography, Allegan State Game Area, Allegan Forest, Dragonfly Photography, Odonata Photography, Nature Notes.

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