Talk:Common Whitetail

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Hmm, that picture looks more like a Twelve-spotted Skimmer to me. --Arkuat 01:11, 2005 July 14 (UTC)

If you have strong knowledge on this, please change it - it was id'd from a book with only a limited range of species shown. seglea 17:21, 14 July 2005 (UTC)

I changed it for a picture that I took myself yesterday --Qazwer00 2006 June 18

I'm more comfortable working with text than with pictures, but perhaps to teach myself more about how to work with graphics in our Wikipedia, I'll try to find a good picture of a Common Whitetail [1] (unencumbered by copyright, of course) and bring it up here. In the meantime, perhaps this picture could be moved to Twelve-spotted Skimmer [2] after someone doublechecks it against Google images. Note that both these species are sexually dimorphic, just to add to the confusion. And by the way, thanks for working on dragonfly articles. --Eric Forste AKA Arkuat 02:26, 17 July 2005 (UTC)