There are about 300 different species of dragon flies in Cambodia. We are working on the goal to have taken a picture of every kind. It depends on the season and the location to find different ones. Are you interested to see dragon flies and take extremely colourful pictures? We would like to assist you and do all the preparations.
(Acisoma panorpoides) The Asian Pintail or Trumpet Tail, or Grizzled Pintail 1 +2 male and 3 female
(Aethriamanta aethra), The colorful Blue Adjutant Dragonfly 1+2 male 3+4 female
(Anax guttatus), the pale-spotted emperor or lesser green emperor
(Brachydiplax sobrina) The Little Blue Marsh Hawk male
(Brachythemis contaminata) The Ditch Jewel 1-5 male 6-8 female
(Crocothemis servilia) The Scarlet Skimmer or Ruddy Marsh Skimmer 1-2 male adult 3-4 immature 5-8 female
(Diplacodes nebulosa) The Black-Tipped Percher or Charcoal-Winged Percher 1 +2 male, 3 female, 4 + 5 mating
(Diplacodes trivialis) The Ground Skimmer or Blue Percher or Green-and-Blue Skimmer or · Little Blue Darter or Chalky Percher, 1-3 adult male 4 -5 immature male 6-7 female 8 mating
Epophthalmia frontalis male
Hemicordulia tenera male
Hydrobasileus croceus Pic 1 male, 2 female, 3 mating
(Ictinogomphus decoratus) The Common Flangetail male
(Indothemis carnatica), The black marsh skimmer, or light-tipped demon pic 1 male pic 2 mating
(Indothemis limbata)The Restless Demon male 1
(Lathrecista asiatica), the asiatic blood tail, male 1-3 and female 4-5
(Macrodiplax cora), the coastal glider, also known as wandering pennant, and Cora’s pennant, pic 1 female
(Nannophya pygmaea), known variously as the scarlet dwarf, northern pygmyfly, or tiny dragonfly 1 male 2 female
(Neurothemis fluctuans) The Red Grasshawk, also known as Common Parasol, and Grasshawk dragonfly,
1 male, 2 immature male, 3 -6 female
(Neurothemis fulvia) The Fulvous Forest Skimmer 1-2 male, 3 adult and immature male, 4 female, 5 mating
(Neurothemis intermedia atlantana), the paddyfield parasol pic 1 male, pic 2 female
(Neurothemis tullia)The Pied Paddy Skimmer 1-4 male, 5 immature male, 6-10 female, 11 mating
(Orthetrum chrysis) The Spine-Tufted Skimmer or Brown-Backed Red Marsh Hawk 1-5 male, 6 female, 7-9 mating
(Orthetrum glaucum) The Common Blue Skimmer or the Blue Marsh Hawk 1-5 male, 6+7 immature male, 8 female
(Orthetrum luzonicum) The Marsh skimmer, also known as tricolored marsh hawk, and slender blue skimmer all male
(Orthetrum pruinosum neglectum) The Crimson-Tailed Marsh Hawk male
(Orthetrum sabina)The Green Marsh Hawk 1-3 male, 4 female, 5-8 mating
(Orthetrum testaceum), common names Crimson Dropwing or Orange Skimmer
(Orthetrum triangulare) – Blue-Tailed Forest Hawk
(Pantala flavescens), the globe skimmer, globe wanderer or wandering glider 1-5 male, 6 mating
(Potamarcha congener) Yellow-Tailed Ashy Skimmer, Common Chaser, or Swampwatcher, 1-3 male, 4-5 female
(Pseudothemis jorina) Banded Skimmer male
(Rhodothemis rufa), the spine–legged redbolt, rufous marsh glider, or common redbolt 1-3 male 4-5 female
(Rhyothemis phyllis) The Spine–Legged Redbolt, also known as Rufous Marsh Glider, and Common Redbolt
1-6 male 7-8 female
Rhyothemis plutonia – Greater Blue-Wing, all male
(Rhyothemis triangularis), sapphire flutterer, lesser blue wing 1 male 2 female
(Rhyothemis variegata) Common Picture Wing or Variegated Flutterer, all female
(Tholymis tillarga) the coral-tailed cloudwing 1-3 adult male, 4 young male, 5 female +male compare 6+7 female 8 mixed
(Tramea transmarina), known as the red glider or northern glider 1-2 male, 3 female, 4-6 mating
(Trithemis aurora) Crimson Marsh Glider 1-5 male, 6-10 female
(Trithemis festiva) The Black Stream Glider or Indigo Dropwing, all male
(Trithemis pallidinervis) Long-Legged Marsh Glider, 1-5 male, 6+7 female
(Urothemis signata), The Greater Crimson Glider, 1-7 male 8-11 female
(Zygonyx iris)The Emerald Cascader or Iridescent Stream Glider, 1-7 male, 8 female, 9-10 mating