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The Flame Skimmer has a much larger range than the Neon, however, making it a more familiar sight. Its covers most of the region of the Neon (except for eastern TX and central Oklahoma), and much more of the interior west.
A Look At Birds, Butterflies, Insects, Lizards, and Mammals of the American West
08 October 2010
Flame Skimmer Dragonfly
This Flame Skimmer (Libellula saturata) was seen in early September at San Pedro National Riparian Conservation Area near one of the ponds by San Pedro House.
Flame skimmer rivals the Neon Skimmer in terms of over-the-top red/orange color, but the Neon, which is slightly larger, and a brighter red, still wins out.
The Flame Skimmer has a much larger range than the Neon, however, making it a more familiar sight. Its covers most of the region of the Neon (except for eastern TX and central Oklahoma), and much more of the interior west.
The Flame Skimmer has a much larger range than the Neon, however, making it a more familiar sight. Its covers most of the region of the Neon (except for eastern TX and central Oklahoma), and much more of the interior west.
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