Here’s a collection of links associated with European Odonata.
- Brisbane Insects and Spiders
- … and Odonata. Could be a useful contact for finding Odonata sites around the Brisbane area.
- Australian Dragonflies
- A Guide to their Identification and Distribution.
- Australian Dragonfly Identification Key – Reiner Richter
- One of the most complex websites I’ve ever seen with a complex set of seemingly interlinked pages but the information looks useful and comprehensive once dug out.
- Australian Nature Photography – Deane Lewis
- Some useful comparison photographs in the Dragonflies section.
- There Be Dragonflies
- Some good identification pointers using annotated photos from Ros Coy on this site centred around NE New South Wales.
- The root page link (above) now appears to be broken but here are links to the main Damselfly and Dragonfly sections, where the meat is.
- Dragonflies – a Victorian adventure
- A useful summarization of the species to be found in the state of Victoria, Australia, of which there are 75. Particularly useful is a handy map detailing the best sites to visit to see them, though it seems to be assuming Melbourne as a base.
- We need more stuff like this. 😉
- WA Dragonflies
- Jan Taylor’s site detailing several habitats in three main areas of Wesern Australia together with photographs of the species found at each. Straightforward and nicely put together.
- Guide to NZ Dragonflies
- There are supposedly just 17 species of Odonata in New Zealand, two of which are, I believe, vagrants, and this interested amateur has put together a few pages describing them. Nicely done.