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The most common species in the genus. An inhabitant of sandy lake bottoms throughout much of the state. |
| Gomphus spicatus | ||
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The most common species in the genus. An inhabitant of sandy lake bottoms throughout much of the state. |
| Gomphus spicatus | ||
*The remaining species not found at Cedar Creek
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Comparison of Gomphus exuviae. From left to right: quadricolor, exilis, lividus, spicatus | |
| Gomphus exuviae | ||
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Found along the St. Croix River in Pine and Chisago Co. MN. Male abdominal dorsum almost completely black and with no abdominal club. | |
| Gomphus quadricolor* | ||
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Occurs at many streams in central and northern Minnesota. Adults have a distinctive undulating flight. | |
| Gomphus lividus* | ||
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Found along upper reaches of the Rum and Snake Rivers in Mille Lacs and Kanabek Co. MN | |
| Gomphus graslinellus* | ||
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A small species common in streams and sandy lakes of NE Minnesota | |
| Gomphus exilis* | ||
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(Photo Album) |