19 October 2026
Exuvia of Agrionoptera sexlineata
18 October 2026
16 October 2026
14 October 2026
13 October 2026
Exuvia of Orthetrum testaceum
Diplacodes nebulosa - Colour Change Upon Maturity
12 October 2026
Kajang - Ischnura senegalensi
10 October 2026
09 October 2026
Exuvia of Macromia cupricincta
08 October 2026
07 October 2026
Mating Between Two Species: Diplocodes trivialis-Diplacodes nebulosa
06 October 2026
05 October 2026
04 October 2026
03 October 2026
02 October 2026
01 October 2026
Semenyih - Brachythemis contaminata
Semenyih - Pseudagrion siamense
29 September 2026
28 September 2026
Semenyih - Brachydiplax chalybea
26 September 2026
Territorial Dispute - Brachythemis contaminata
25 September 2026
24 September 2026
23 September 2026
21 September 2026
20 September 2026
Exuvia - Could it be Chalybeothemis chini?
18 September 2026
Kajang - Ischnura senegalensis
16 September 2026
Semenyih - Ischnura senegalensis
15 September 2026
14 September 2026
13 September 2026
12 September 2026
Kajang - Diplacodes trivialis
11 September 2026
09 September 2026
Kajang - Aethriamanta brevipennis
07 September 2026
05 September 2026
Chalybeothemis chini Trapped by Spider Net
03 September 2026
02 September 2026
01 September 2026
31 August 2026
Gunung Stong State Park - Calicnemia chaseni
30 August 2026
Dragonflies and Damselflies of Central Park Eco Forest Semenyih
Dragonflies and Damselflies of Central Park Eco Forest Semenyih, Selangor
I surveyed the dragonflies and damselflies at Central Park Eco Forest, Semenyih, Selangor on the 25th and 27th August 2026. Central Park Eco Forest is about 500 m from the retention pond next to Eco Forest Gallery. There are two large retention ponds in the park. The ponds are well maintained by the developer. However, the water edges of the ponds are quite bare (very few aquatic vegetation). I spotted 15 Odonata species during the survey, 4 damselflies and 11 dragonflies. I was quite surprised to spot Chalybeothemis chini there. Chalybeothemis chini was found hanging around the aquatic plants (Pandanus plants) at the water edge of one of the ponds. At least 5 individuals were spotted during each time of visiting. They were quite tame at the site and easy to be photographed (click here to see a photograph of Chalybeothemis chini taken at Central Park Eco Forest). Overall, the number of Odonata species recorded at the park was not high, and I believe it is partly due to the bare condition of the water edges of the ponds. Nevertheless, Central Park Eco Forest is still a good site for dragonfly watching at urban landscape.











































