Spoon-tailed duskhawker: Arunachal find fattens India’s dragonfly list
Researchers have confirmed the presence of the spoon-tailed duskhawker dragonfly in Arunachal Pradesh, marking the first verifiable photographic evidence of the species in India. The discovery was made in Namdapha National Park and has led to the species being added to the national Odonata checklist.
Why it matters
This discovery updates India's biodiversity records and highlights the importance of protected areas like Namdapha National Park in preserving rare species.
GUWAHATI The first verifiable photographic evidence of the spoon-tailed duskhawker (Gynacantha basiguttata ) in Arunachal Pradesh has fattened India’s dragonfly list.
The article is a straightforward report on a scientific discovery with no political or social agenda.
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