Hello everyone, With the season quickly coming upon us. Please invite everyone you know that has an interest in the Dragonflies and Damselflies of California....
Late last year, i found a jewel of a site, that produced late date flight records for Flame Skimmer, Common Green Darner, and Pacific Forktail. The pond also...
Douglas! You make those of us in northern CA weep!!;-) Fantastic new data! Glad you are able to keep checking this site. It'd be interesting to have you check...
... Kathy, I am checking other spots, but nothing, and i mean nothing is flying yet. I'm going to start hitting the Anza Borrego in 2 weeks, so hopefully ...
Let me try to get this message through: Kathy ... This interesting account combines two posts received from Robert Larsen in New Mexico. It shows very well...
Kathy Biggs posted a forwarded message regarding odes as an important food source for some species in New Mexico. Apparently, Yellow-billed Cuckoos utilized...
Well folks, I am checking many different places for Odes in San Diego County, and except for the Greenwood Cemetery Pond near downtown San Diego, there has ...
Fantastic! I will post your sighting. It adds a whole month to the Flame Skimmers flight data, with the Feb. sightings in Anza-Borrego last year being new ...
... Here's an idea. What pages are people viewing the most? If they are viewing your database of dates/flight records, transfer those records to the CalOdes...
Hello everyone, I've started adding dates of the programs I'm giving to the CalOdes Calendar. The instructions there say to email the dates to friends, so I'm...
Hi Doug and All, I'm musing over your suggestions Doug. I have 2 other sites besides my dragonfly sites to think about also (bigsnest family site and my...
Hello, I was out chasing Sonoran Blue butterflies today, and I had 2 Variegated Meadowhawks in Sentenac Canyon. I guess this is the area where Giant Green ...
That's good news about the water. We hope to be there in AB in early May. Thanks for your report. I'll post it soon. No one is seeing any dragonflies here,...
Hi folks: Such a nice sunny day today (Thursday, 2/21) I couldn't resist getting out. At Sacramento Bar along the American River Parkway near Fair Oaks,...
ylightfoot@...
Feb 22, 2002 5:20 am
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Hello All, It was also an nice day (2/21) in Sebastopol. I walked around the three ponds behind the Sebastopol Community Center (Laguna Park). I did find one...
DAVID HOFMANN
DAVID_HOFMANN@...
Feb 22, 2002 6:34 am
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Hi Alan & CalOders! It's great that at least a few of us are seeing dragonflies (Variegated Meadowhawks at least) in northern CA now. And this group is working...
The fact that it came to the water is encouraging. It seems to indicate that it was ready to mate! These are the same ponds I refer to as the Laguna Wetlands...
I hope Tim and Dennis don't mind my sharing this with all of you, but it is something we may be able to do in the fall through this group! Kathy [Non-text...
Let me try this again!! The non << parts of this message were written by Tim Manolis: In a message dated 02-02-22 13:11:33 EST, Dennis Paulson wrote: <<...
Hi all, The recent messages, plus a nice sunny day, got me out looking at Turtle Bay West here in Redding at noon, one of my favorite local dragonfly spots. I...
Bruce Deuel
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Feb 22, 2002 10:07 pm
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First I apologized for anyone getting this twice, but I've done a complete make over of my web site "The Birds, Butterflies, & Dragonflies of San Diego County"...
Doug, Your make over looks nice and I think I'll grab your Yahoo Groups button for CalOdes and put it on my site too. But how do you get to your photographs...
... Fantastic! I spent an hour looking for them and couldn't find a one at the Laguna Wetlands Park. In fact, I couldn't even find the (or any) Variegated ...
Hello, This message is going out to many of the people I've met over the years who are interested in/enjoying the dragonflies. I'm sending this today because...
I JUST went out and ate lunch next to our backyard pond (Biggs' Wildlife Pond) and as I sat there a VERY teneral (newly emerged) Forktail female flew up and...
