Cazuma Pincertail (Onychogomphus cazuma)
• English name: Cazuma Pincertail
• German name: Valencia-Zangenlibelle
• French name: N/A
• Dutch name: Cazumatanglibel
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Cazuma Pincertail (Onychogomphus cazuma)
Not present
Present before 1990
Present after 1990
Present before and after 1990
Present after 2015
Map data based on J.-P. Boudot & V. J. Kalkman (eds.),
Atlas of the European Dragonflies and Damselflies
| General | • a medium-sized black-and-yellow species which is only known from eastern Spain | |
| Classification | • suborder: Anisoptera (dragonflies); family: Gomphidae | |
| Conservation status | • IUCN Red List Europe: Not Evaluated | |
| Scientific name | • Onychogomphus cazuma (Barona, Cardo & Díaz, 2020) | |
| Distribution | • click or tap the Map button above | |
| Habitat | • rocky streams and small rivers | |
| Dimensions | • typical body length: 43-47 mm; hindwing: 25-30 mm | |
| Notes | • gomphids are 'sitters': they spend a lot of time perched on rocks and vegetation | |
| Both sexes | Head | ➤ like in all other gomphids, the eyes are widely separated |
| • the eyes are typically grey-blue | ||
| ➤ there is a yellow dot on the black vortex | ||
| Thorax | ➤ the black lines on the side of the thorax are broad and yet they leave a wide antehumeral stripe; they meet the mid-dorsal black stripe | |
| Male | Abdomen | ➤ the lower appendage has neither subterminal knobs nor subbasal knobs |
| Photographs | • we will publish our photos of the species as soon as possible |