Baltic Hawker
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Baltic Hawker Aeshna osiliensis
Difficult to identify, very similar to Moorland Hawker, Siberian Hawker and Bog Hawker.
- Bright yellow costae; some junceas also have very bright costae
- Strong antehumeral stripes
- Thin stem of the frons T-mark (compare with Siberian Hawker)
- Large, bright blue abdominal spots.
- Wide stripes on thorax sides, with the rear stripe being almost triangle-shaped and very wide
Locally common in Southern and Western Coast, with only a few inland records. Usually at sheltered bays and small ponds near the shore.
Male Baltic Hawkers are quite common near coast, but identification is quite difficult and complicated. Sulka Haro