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Bonin Damselfly

オガサワライトトンボ · Ogasawaraitotonbo

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Designated by
National / Natural Monument
Designation type
Species
Designated on
April 12, 1969
Prefectures
Tokyo
Scientific name
Ischnura ezoin
Designation facts (name, date, location) are compiled from public records by Japanese authorities.

About the Bonin Damselfly

The Bonin damselfly is a small damselfly found only in the Ogasawara Islands, with a slender, bluish body. It lives near waterside plants and eats tiny insects. Its numbers have fallen due to introduced lizards and other predators, and it is protected as an island-endemic insect and Natural Monument.

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Yes. Bonin Damselfly is a National Natural Monument, designated as: Species. Designated on April 12, 1969.

The Bonin Damselfly is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Tokyo.

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