New and Notable Records of Odonata from New Brunswick, Canada, with a Significant Eastern Range Extension of Enallagma anna

H. Scott Makepeace; Jake H. Lewis

doi:10.1656/045.027.0406

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H. Scott Makepeace,¹ Jake H. Lewis^2,3,*

¹5026 Route 102, Central Hampstead, NB E5M 2A9, Canada.
²Canadian Museum of Nature, 1740 Pink Road, Gatineau, QC J9J 3N7, Canada.
³New Brunswick Museum, 277 Douglas Avenue, Saint John, NB E2K 1E5, Canada.

^*Corresponding author - jlewis3@unb.ca.

Abstract

We report the occurrences of Tramea lacerata (Black Saddlebags), Enallagma anna (River Bluet), and Epiaeschna heros (Swamp Darner) from localities in central and southwestern New Brunswick, Canada. The former 2 species are reported here for the first time from the province, and the Swamp Darner is reported for the second time, 118 years after the first known specimen was captured in 1899. Our record of a River Bluet represents a significant geographic range extension (∼500 km east).

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H. Scott Makepeace and Jake H. Lewis "New and Notable Records of Odonata from New Brunswick, Canada, with a Significant Eastern Range Extension of Enallagma anna," Northeastern Naturalist 27(4), N58-N62, (4 November 2020). https://doi.org/10.1656/045.027.0406

Published: 4 November 2020

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