THE OREGON DRAGONFLY AND DAMSELFLY SURVEY

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Published Accounts of Migratory Flights by Sympetrum corruptum

Arnaud, Paul H., Jr. 1972. Mass movement of Sympetrum corruotum (sic) (Hagen) (Odonata: Libellulidae) in central California. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 48(1): 75-76.

Koehler, C.S. 1965. Migration of the dragonfly, Tarnetrum corruptum (Hagen). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 41(1): 66-67.

Macy, Ralph W. 1949. On a migration of Tarnetrum corruptum (Hagen) (Odonata) in Western Oregon. Canadian Entomologist 81: 50-51.

O'Donnell, L. 1997. Mass flight of dragonflies seen heading south along coast. P. A1 and A9 of 10 September 1997 News-times (newspaper) of Newport, Oregon.

Opler, Paul A. 1971. Mass movement of Tarnetrum corruptum (Odonata : Libellulidae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 47(3): 223.

Ricker, K. 1997. What's bugging Lincoln City? Dragonfly population moves down the coast. P. 1A and 2A of 10 September 1997 News-Guard (newspaper) of Lincoln City, Oregon.

If you know of other published reports, please let me know (tmorse@teleport.com) and I will add them to the list.

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