Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Contents 3
3. Foreword 6
4. Introduction 8
5. Dragonfly Biology
6. Egg 10
7. Larva 13
8. Emergence 14
9. Adult 16
10. Dispersal and migration 20
11. Where to look for Dragonflies
12. Dragonfly habitats 21
13. Favoured breeding habitats 30
14. Where to look for rare, scarce and localised Dragonflies 32
15. Watching and photographing Dragonflies 34
16. How to identify Dragonflies
17. An introduction to identification 36
18. Key features of adult damselflies and dragonflies 37
19. Colour variations 38
20. The types of Dragonfly 39
21. ADULT identification chart: Demoiselles and emerald damselflies 44
22. Identifying male emerald dragonflies, hawkers and emperors in flight 56
23. Glossary 58
24. The Species Accounts: Breeding Species
25. Damselflies (Zygoptera)
26. Beautiful Demoiselle 60
27. Banded Demoiselle 62
28. Emerald Damselfy 64
29. Scarce emerald Damselfly 66
30. Southern emerald Damselfly 68
31. Willow emerald Damselfly 70
32. Large Red Damselfly 72
33. Small Red Damselfly 74
34. White-legged Damselfly 76
35. Southern Damselfly 78
36. Northern Damselfly 80
37. Irish Damselfly 82
38. Dainty Damselfly 84
39. Azure Damselfly 86
40. Variable Damselfly 88
41. Common Blue Damselfly 90
42. Blue-tailed Damselfly 92
43. Scarce Blue-tailed Damselfly 94
44. Red-eyed Damselfly 96
45. Small red-eyed Damselfly 98
46. Dragonflies(Anisoptera)
47. Hairy Dragonfly 100
48. Azure Hawker 102
49. Common Hawker 104
50. Migrant Hawker 106
51. Southern Migrant Hawker 108
52. Southern Hawker 110
53. Brown Hawker 112
54. Norfolk Hawker 114
55. Emperor Dragonfly 116
56. Lesser Emperor 118
57. Golden-ringed Dragonfly 120
58. Common Club-tail 122
59. Downy Emerald 124
60. Brilliant Emerald 126
61. Northern Emerald 128
62. Four-spotted Chaser 130
63. Broad-bodied Chaser 132
64. Scarce Chaser 134
65. Black-tailed Skimmer 136
66. Keeled Skimmer 138
67. White-faced Darter 140
68. Black Darter 142
69. Common Darter 144
70. Ruddy Darter 146
71. Red-veined Darter 148
72. Yellow-winged Darter 150
73. The Species Accounts: Former breeders, vagrants and potential vagrants
74. Damselflies (Zygoptera)
75. Small Spreadwing 154
76. Common Winter Damselfly 156
77. Norfolk Damselfly 158
78. Blue-eye 160
79. Dragonflies(Anisoptera)
80. Vagrant Emperor 162
81. Common Green Darner 164
82. River Clubtail 166
83. Western Clubtail 168
84. Orange-Spotted Emerald 170
85. Southern Skimmer 172
86. Yellow-Spotted Whiteface 174
87. Ruby Whiteface 176
88. Banded Darter 178
89. Vagrant Darter 180
90. Southern Darter 182
91. Scarlet Darter 184
92. Wandering Glider 186
93. Introduced exotic species 188
94. Identification of larvae and exuviae 190
95. Conservation status and legislation 212
96. British Dragonfly Society. Dragonfly recording and monitoring 216
97. Further reading 218
98. Acknowledgements and photographic credits 219
99. Index of English and scientific names 222