Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Also reported from Kendall (Abbott).

About a dozen were below the dam at IDL on 2 October 2002 (tg; photos). Three wer at the Stacy's end of RV on 3 October 2002 (tg; photos). Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Also reported from Kendall (Abbott).

These were first found at an ephemeral creek crossing on Cade Loop above River Valley Ranch at the Rice property on September 2002 (tg). It was photographed there several times through September 2002 (tg). The seepage spot dried up overnight on 30 September 2002 and the spreadwings could not be found on 1 October 2002 (tg). This species has not been previously reported from Kerr County -- these are apparently a county first.

One observed at length at Camp Rio Vista, Guadalupe River, 3 September 2002 (tg). Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central.

Information on occurrence of this species in Kerr County is entirely based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central at this time. Further data on specimens or photographs will be posted here as it becomes available. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)). Bob Behrstock has reported these (fide Greg Lasley) from Louise Hayes Park in Kerrville, and Caroline Callery's home near Hunt.

Two were below the dam at IDL on 2 October 2002 (tg). Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Two were below the dam at IDL on 2 October 2002 (tg). One was at RV on 3 October 2002 (tg). Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

New County record. First located on Rock Bottom Road near Cherry Springs Ranch and Mo Ranch on 5 October 2003 (tg). Also unknowingly photographed at two different locations on 4 May 2003 (tg). It has also been documented in Real and Bandera Counties (Abbott 2000); also reported from Kendall (Abbott).

This species was first found on 21 October 2003 at the South Fork Marsh on Texas 39 just above La Casita Crossing (tg). This is the first Kerr County Records of this rather special species.

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Also known from Lynxhaven Crossing. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Known from Camp Rio Vista. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Widespread at crossings on the North and South Forks of the Guadalupe River. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

Information on occurrence of this species also based on John C. Abbott's (2000) range maps in Odonata Central. Widespread onthe upper forks of the Guadalupe River, and common, occasionally abundant with breeding congregations in the hundreds. (also reported from Kendall, (Abbott)).

The following additional 7 species of Damselflies have not yet been reported from Kerr County, but have been reported from one of the immediate surrounding counties which share a county line with Kerr (Kendall, Gillespie, Kimble, Edwards, Real, Bandera), and could reasonably be expected to occur here. Since the first publication of this website, five species of this group has been added to the Kerr County list. The list includes Common Name, Scientific name (Counties where documented). All county record information here is derived from John C. Abbott's (2000) Odonata Central range maps and searchable database, to which i am much indebted and appreciative.