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Range & Habitat:
Recorded from northern counties where it is found in bigs and
fens along the Kittatinny Ridge and in the highlands.
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Description:
Largely blue, with a relatively narrow black humeral stripe,
it is virtually identical to the less common
Boreal Bluet. The postocular
spots are large and rounded-triangular, narrowly separated from
a thin occipital bar. Can be distinguished from
Familiar Bluet by the large
postocular spots and the shorter cerci. Can be told from
the Hagen's/Marsh
complex by the size and shape of the postocular spots and
possibly by the nearly all black S10.
Recently split from the Palearctic E. cyathegerum.
Conservation Status:State: S2 - Imperiled in New JerseyGlobal: G5 - Secure globally, but possibly rare in parts of its range
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