Poland 1988 | Kingdom of Denmark 2003 | Bulgaria 2005 | ElSalvador 1985 | Japan 1987 |
European Biddiy Cordulegaster annulatus (Cordulegasteridae) |
Gold-ringed Dragonfly Cordulegaster boltonii (Cordulegasteridae) |
Gold-ringed Dragonfly Cordulegaster bidentata (Cordulegasteridae) |
Apache Spiketail Cordulegaster godmani mclachlan (Cordulegasteridae) |
Great Dragonfly Anotogaster sieboldii (Cordulegasteridae) |
Aland 2012 | Finland 1954 | Poland 1988 | Cambodia 1988 |
Southern Hawker Aeshna cyanea (Aeschnidae) |
Common Hawker Aeshna juncea (Aeschnidae) |
Green Hawker Aeshna viridis (Aeschnidae) |
Hawker Aeshna aeshna (Aeschnidae) |
British Alderney 2010 | Sweden 2014 | Canada 2007 | ElSalvador 1985 |
Brown Hawker Aeshna grandis (Aeschnidae) |
Baltic Hawker Aeshna serrata (Aeschnidae) |
Canada Darner Aeshna canadensis (Aeschnidae) |
Hawker Aeshna cornigera braver (Aeschnidae) |
Bulgaria 2005 | Montserrat 1983 | St.Vincent 2001 |
Hairy hawker Brachytron pratense (Aeschnidae) |
Phantom Darner Triacanthagyna trifida (Aeschnidae) |
Green Darner Dragonfly Anax junius (Aeschnidae) |
Poland 1988 | North Korea 1977 | Tuvalu 1983 |
Emperor Dragonfly Anax imperator (Aeschnidae) |
Lesser Emperor Anax parthenope (Aeschnidae) |
Hairy Emperor Anax guttatus (Aeschnidae) |
Palau 2010 SILVER | Australia 2010 ALUMINUM BRONZE | Russia 2008 SILVER |
Blue-eyed Hawker Aeshna affinis (Aeschnidae) |
Emperor Dragonfly Anax imperator (Aeschnidae) |
Emperor Dragonfly Anax imperator (Aeschnidae) |
Great Dragonfly Anotogaster sieboldii (Cordulegasteridae) (ODONATA) |
Hawker Aeshna nigroflava (Aeschnidae) (ODONATA) |
Lesser Emperor Anax parthenope (Aeschnidae) (ODONATA) |
Biddiy is the maximum in a made-in-Japan dragonfly, and has the length no less than 100mm. When the compound eye on either side has touched by one point, it is distinguished from other dragonflies. A female is more large-sized than a male and a egg laying pipe is extended more back than the end of a tail. It sees ordinarily in the brook which mountain applies from the flat ground, and a mountain stream. It patrols along with the green part of a grove, and on the street, going and coming back to the same place.