Evans Pechlibelle
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(from Boudot & al. 2009:65): Ischnura evansi has a scattered distribution but is usually abundant where found. The species shows migratory tendencies and can therefore turn up in large parts of the eastern Mediterranean. It has not been found west of Egypt but can be expected to occur in northeastern Libya.
Evans Pechlibelle, Ischnura evansi Morton 1919, kommt von Ägypten ostwärts bis in den Iran (Sadeghi & Mohammadalizadeh 2009) vor. Schröter (2010) meldet die Art aus Kirgisistan an einem künstlichen Wasserreservoir; Kosterin & Gorbunov (2010) aus Kasakhstan.
Paarungsrad: Dandy Farm, Nähe Saudischer Grenze in Qatar. – Foto: © Michael Grunwell
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