


It always looks like pennants really enjoy the wind. They clasp a relative stable object and ride the wind. Sometimes they sway wildly in the wind and have to adjust wing position repeatedly to maintain their balance


We didn’t see any female Halloween Pennants but you can see photos of a female here.
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Identification resources:
- Georgia Dragonfly Survey: Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina)
- BugGuide: Halloween Pennant (Celithemis eponina) [Male] [Female]
Related posts:
- Dragonfly: Halloween Pennant
- Zen: Halloween Pennant on Rush by Water’s Edge
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