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Photo	Species	Collected	Submitted	Vetted
Photos	Scientific Name: Arigomphus submedianus Common Name: Jade Clubtail	Collected On: 2008-May-08 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Washington County, Texas, United States at 30.31265° N 96.51798° W Favorite: Overlook Park, south shore of Lake Somerville	Submitted On: 2008-May-11 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282180	Vetted On: Unknown Date Vetted By: N/A Decision: Pending
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: teneral Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Erythrodiplax umbrata Common Name: Band-winged Dragonlet	Collected On: 2008-May-08 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Washington County, Texas, United States at 30.31265° N 96.51798° W Favorite: Overlook Park, south shore of Lake Somerville	Submitted On: 2008-May-11 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282179	Vetted On: Unknown Date Vetted By: N/A Decision: Pending
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Brachymesia gravida Common Name: Four-spotted Pennant	Collected On: 2008-May-08 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Washington County, Texas, United States at 30.31265° N 96.51798° W Favorite: Overlook Park, south shore of Lake Somerville	Submitted On: 2008-May-11 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282178	Vetted On: Unknown Date Vetted By: N/A Decision: Pending
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Brachymesia gravida Common Name: Four-spotted Pennant	Collected On: 2008-May-08 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Burleson County, Texas, United States at 30.33436° N 96.55223° W Favorite: Welch Park, Lake Somerville	Submitted On: 2008-May-11 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282177	Vetted On: Unknown Date Vetted By: N/A Decision: Pending
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Argia fumipennis violacea Common Name: Violet Dancer	Collected On: 2008-May-07 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Bastrop County, Texas, United States at 30.0963° N 97.2208° W Favorite: Alum Creek, Bastrop State Park	Submitted On: 2008-May-8 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282152	Vetted On: 2008-May-9 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: 1st county record Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Enallagma divagans Common Name: Turquoise Bluet	Collected On: 2008-May-07 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Bastrop County, Texas, United States at 30.0963° N 97.2208° W Favorite: Alum Creek, Bastrop State Park	Submitted On: 2008-May-7 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282151	Vetted On: 2008-May-9 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: 1st Bastrop Co., record Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Argia tibialis Common Name: Blue-tipped Dancer	Collected On: 2008-May-07 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Bastrop County, Texas, United States at 30.0963° N 97.2208° W Favorite: Alum Creek, Bastrop State Park	Submitted On: 2008-May-7 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 282150	Vetted On: 2008-May-9 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Epitheca semiaquea Common Name: Mantled Baskettail	Collected On: 2008-Mar-15 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Travis County, Texas, United States at 30.1947° N 97.6094° W Favorite: Southeast Metropolitan Park	Submitted On: 2008-Mar-15 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 281774	Vetted On: 2008-Mar-15 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: None entered
Photos	Scientific Name: Gomphus graslinellus Common Name: Pronghorn Clubtail	Collected On: 2005-Apr-29 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Kerr County, Texas, United States at 29.9803° N 99.4422° W Favorite: Lynxhaven Crossing	Submitted On: 2008-Feb-13 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 281639	Vetted On: 2008-Feb-14 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: The road crossing of Texas Highway 39 over the South Fork of the Guadalupe River just downstream of the dam at Lynxhaven Lodge. Specimen Notes: Discovered by Tony Gallucci and Greg Lasley, photographed by Lasley. Decision Notes: None entered
No Image	Scientific Name: Anax longipes Common Name: Comet Darner	Collected On: 2007-Nov-05 Collected By: Greg Lasley Location: Travis County, Texas, United States at 30.23506° N 97.64191° W Favorite: Hornsby Bend near Platt Lane	Submitted On: 2007-Nov-5 Submitted By: Greg Lasley OC#: 263666	Vetted On: 2007-Nov-6 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Accepted
	Location Notes: River Trail, along Colorado River, at Hornsby Bend. Specimen Notes: NO PHOTO - NO SPECIMEN This is being submitted as a late date record for Texas. While photographing odonates at Hornsby Bend, one of my regular spots, I observed an Anax darner flying back and forth across the sandy road, 20 feet from me. There were a number of Anax junius (Com. Green Darners) in the area, male and female, but the described bug was different in that it had a bright red-orange abdomen. The thorax of the described bug was a lime green color which contrasted noticeably with the bright red-orange abdomen. I am confident that the observed bug was a male Anax longipes (Comet Darner). Unfortunately, it did not land so I did not get any photos and I could not get close enough to catch it before it departed. I observed it for about 30 seconds, sometimes as it flew slowly against a wall of vegetation allowing good looks. I am very familiar with female Com. Green Darners, A. junius, which can have a brownish red abdomen. I have observed many Comet Darners at this same location as well as other locations in the past 4 years. Comet Darners are uncommon but regular at this location. I found the first Travis County record at this same spot in 2003 (collected and photographed) and have photographed and collected them here every year since. I had seen about 5 or 6 others earlier this season. In 2005, I set a new late date record for this species of Oct. 23 when I photographed one here. The one today, Nov. 5, is a new late date record for Texas, but obviously without a photo I have no evidence other than my own sight observation. I am submitting this as a sight record at the suggestion of John Abbott. Decision Notes: None entered

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