Table of Contents
Introduction
Introduction to the Dragonflies
Partners
Methods
Extension/Public Information
Results
Annual Summaries
Changes in Conservation Status
Other Knowledge
Distribution Maps
Acknowledgements
Appendix 1. Dragonfly Habitats in
Northern British Columbia
- Large lakes (wave-washed shores with little vegetation)
- Small lakes and ponds with floating, but little emergent,
vegetation
- Saline lakes
- Ephemeral ponds (temporary ponds)
- Cattail/bulrush marshes (including margins of lakes, streams
and ponds)
- Sedge marshes
- Small peatland ponds with aquatic moss
- Water Sedge-Beaked Sedge fens
- Slender Sedge fens
- Shallow sedge/moss fens: Betula nana - Menyanthes trifoliata -
Carex Limosa (Wf07 and Carex limosa - Menyanthes trifoliata - Drepanocladus
(Wf08) associations
- Outer Coastal bogs
- Streams
- Springs and shallow seeps
- Table 2
Appendix 2. Checklist of the Dragonflies
of Northern British Columbia and their Faunal Elements
Appendix 3. List of the Dragonflies
(Odonata) of British Columbia and their Conservation Status (December
2005)
Appendix 4. Species Accounts
Family Lestidae (Spreadwings)
Family Coenagrionidae (Pond
Damsels)
Family Petaluridae (True
Dragonflies)
Family Aeshnidae (Darners)
Family Gomphidae (Clubtails)
Family Cordulegastridae
(Spiketails)
Family Corduliidae (Emeralds)
Family Libellulidae
(Skimmers)
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