(Caenagrion) belongs to Insecta, Odonata, Brachioptera, collectively called Z (c not ng). Petite, with wings tied above the back at rest. Our country is big and small. A slender and weak flying insect resembling a dragonfly.
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damselfly
Latin scientific name
damselfly
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Ancient yamen in China
Six-legged subphylum
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insecta
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Winged subclass
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odonata
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Brachioptera
Damselflies (suborder: Diptera) is a carnivorous insect with bright colors. Sparganus has a slender body, developed compound eyes on both sides of the head, chewed mouthparts, bristles-like tentacles, similar front and rear wings, square wing veins, and wing stalks on the wings, belonging to Odonata. Different from dragonfly, Sparganus has four wings stretched and folded together at rest. [1] Most of them are smaller than dragonflies. The smallest damselflies are 1.5cm long, and the largest can reach 6-7cm. Douniang has a graceful figure, bright colors and changeable wings, and many fans at home and abroad like to watch it.
The difference between dragonfly and dragonfly
From spring to autumn, from the flat land to the middle altitude mountainous area, there are opportunities to find some common damselflies beside various waters in Taiwan Province Province. It's just that many damselflies are slim and don't often fly long distances, so they are easily overlooked if they are not careful. And they look like dragonflies, so be careful not to confuse them.
1. Eye spacing: The compound eyes of dragonflies are mostly connected or separated by a small distance. Douniang's eyes are quite far apart and shaped like dumbbells.
Question 2: What is the difference between dragonflies and damselflies? The main difference between dragonflies and damselflies: 1. Eye spacing: The compound eyes of dragonflies are mostly connected or separated by a small distance. Douniang's eyes are quite far apart and shaped like dumbbells. 2. Wing shape: Dragonflies belong to the suborder of uneven wings, with different shapes and sizes of front and rear wings. Damselflies belong to HOMOPTERA, and their front and rear wings are similar in shape and size, with little difference. 3. The shape of abdomen: The shape of dragonfly abdomen is relatively flat and thick. The shape of damselfly's abdomen is thin, and it is a round stick. 4. Stop mode: When the dragonfly stops, it will spread its wings flat on its sides. Generally, damselflies will put their wings together and stand upright when they stop living. 5. Larvae: Although the larvae of damselflies and dragonflies are both called hydra, they are easy to distinguish from each other in appearance, because most damselflies have three obvious leaflike or fleshy tail gills on their tails, which can be used for paddling and swimming in an emergency to avoid the enemy's injury. After hatching, Hydra damselflies prey on other weak aquatic insects or planktonic arthropods to survive in the water. The picture above is dragonfly, and the picture below is damselfly.
Question 3: Is damselfly a pest? Adult damselflies look very delicate and fragile, but damselflies are carnivorous insects. They are good at preying on small flying insects in the air, but because of their small size and slow flying speed, damselflies mainly feed on tiny insects such as mosquitoes, flies, aphids, scale insects, psyllids, planthoppers and chironomids, so damselflies are beneficial insects.
Question: what does Damsel Fly mean?
Odonata is a general term for zygomaticoptera, which has many kinds, protruding eyes to both sides and stalked wings. The wings are narrow, hemp yellow and reticulate. When resting, the wings stand vertically on the back along the longitudinal axis of the body, which is not as flat as the heteroptera dragonfly. Slender body, weak flight ability. There is a superstition that U damselflies will take care of sick snakes until they recover, so damselflies are sometimes called "snake doctors". Mating often flies in strings. If the nymph lives in water, there are three leaflike structures at the end of the abdomen, called gills, which are used for breathing and have the function of fish tail.
A slender and weak flying insect, shaped like a small dragonfly. When mating, they usually fly in tandem. They lay eggs in water, and the gill structure of larvae is conducive to breathing.
Insecta, Odonata, Hemiptera. Petite, with wings tied above the back at rest. Our country is big and small. This is a very beautiful beneficial insect, and some foreign insect lovers are even more obsessed with it than butterflies. There are about 2,800 species in the world, and about 37 species are known in Taiwan Province province.
Life history: egg-larva-adult
From spring to autumn, from the flat land to the middle altitude mountainous area, there are opportunities to find some common damselflies beside various waters in Taiwan Province Province. It's just that many damselflies are slim and don't often fly long distances, so they are easily overlooked if they are not careful. And they look like dragonflies, so be careful not to confuse them.
The adults of damselflies often move in the waters, so they can be seen flying gracefully in mountains, rivers and even lakes and swamps. The adults of damselflies look very delicate and fragile, but they are carnivores, and most of them kill insects with weak mobility, such as aphids.
The larvae of damselflies live in water and feed on small animals in the water. The most obvious feature of identifying damselflies is that the lower lip is a special trap, which looks like a mask and a beggar holding a bowl along the street, so it is often dubbed as a "water beggar" in rural areas. In fact, it looks very similar to dragonfly larvae. The main differences are as follows: the dragonfly larvae are thicker, and there is no tail gill at the end of the abdomen, but it breathes through the rectal gill; The larva of damselflies has a slender body with three tail gills at the end of its abdomen. Unlike dragonfly larvae, damselflies have three tail gills in their abdomen, while dragonflies don't.
Adults mostly move near the waters with water and grass, and their flight ability is weak; You can also see "the water of damselflies" by the water, because female damselflies also lay eggs in the form of water, and sometimes they haven't seen the considerate companionship of male damselflies. As for the juvenile stage, it is similar to dragonfly.
Habitat: The adults of damselflies are generally used to activities, foraging, courtship and spawning near the waters where larvae (hydra) live. However, due to the difference of species, some damselflies are used to living in flowing streams, gullies and ditches, or still ponds, lakes, swamps, puddles, paddy fields and other waters. Generally speaking, Z family and Z family of damselflies in Taiwan Province province are found in flowing waters, while Z family is mostly found in static waters, and Z family can be found in both waters.
Feeding habits: damselflies are carnivorous insects. They are good at preying on small flying insects in the air, but because of their small size and slow flight speed, damselflies mainly feed on tiny insects such as mosquitoes, flies, aphids, scale insects, psyllids and planthoppers. Occasionally, damselflies will prey on damselflies. If you are lucky, you may have a chance to see the rare sight of similar damselflies hungry and panicked.
Oviposition behavior: Because damselflies live in water, most female damselflies are used to stopping on rocks and sundries near the water, or attaching their eggs to plants standing on the water. A few special cases are diving to lay eggs on rocks or debris in rapids, such as Z.
Let's look at the larval habits: Although the larval of damselflies and dragonflies are both called hydra, they are easy to distinguish from each other in appearance, because most damselflies have three obvious leaflike or fleshy tail gills on their tails, which can be used for paddling and swimming in an emergency to avoid enemy injuries. After hatching, Hydra damselflies prey on other weak aquatic insects or planktonic arthropods to survive in the water.
The main differences between dragonflies and damselflies:
1. Eye spacing: The compound eyes of dragonflies are mostly connected or separated by a small distance. Douniang's eyes are quite far apart and shaped like dumbbells.
2. Wing shape: Dragonflies belong to the suborder of uneven wings, with different shapes and sizes of front and rear wings. Damselflies belong to HOMOPTERA, and their front and rear wings are similar in shape and size, but they are different. & gt
Question 5: What kind of beetle is the game king damselfly?
Effect monster 3 stars/atk:1000/def:1800/race: insect/attribute: darkness.
Effect: 1 turn 1 time. Can you get a card from yourself? The graveyard uses 1 monster named "Beetle Installer" as the equipment card to equip this card. When the equipment card equipped with this card is sent to your own graveyard, you can summon 1 monster named "beetle installer" except "beetle installer" from the deck. In addition, when this card is used as an equipment card and is being equipped, the monster level of the equipment is increased by 3 stars.
Question 6: What is the ending of damselfly? Wu Dan fought back his grief and followed the colonel. Qin Dou hijacked Mrs. Yu at Yu's house, and forced the head of Yu to surrender by raising a white flag on the city head. Yan Sanjin would rather die than surrender to the gate and shot Qin Dou.
Question 7: What kind of bug is damselfly? Caenagrion belongs to Insecta, Odonata and Fasciola, collectively called Z (C not ng). Petite, with wings tied above the back at rest. Our country is big and small. A slender and weak flying insect, similar to a small dragonfly, but not a dragonfly. As shown in the figure:
Question 8: What bug is this? Is it damsel? Chrysopa insects, also known as Chrysopa, are called aphids and lice. Both adults and larvae have strong predation ability. Common in China are Chrysopa grandis, Chrysopa Callicarpa (Chrysopa minor), Chrysopa sinica, Chrysopa yezoensis, Chrysopa asiatica and so on.
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lacewing
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lacewing
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insecta
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neuroptera
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Scarabaeidae
Question 9: Blue damselflies are an insect belonging to dragonflies. Its body color is pure sky blue, unlike its fragile body, it is a combination of adaptability and vitality. It can exist in the Arctic at minus 30 degrees. Adult blue damselflies often feed on small insects on plants. They lay eggs on the stems of aquatic plants. Larvae usually stay underwater for about a year. The head and tail of blue damselflies are blue and black. The head has the characteristics of a dragonfly and the tail is slender.
Question 10: What kind of damselflies is this? Huge girl, little information.