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| Chlorogomphus auratus, male |
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| Dorsal view of male Chlorogomphus auratus |
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| A cute face goes a long way |
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| The highly distinctive appendages |
Tuesday 10 June 2014
Chlorogomphus auratus on Mau Son mountain
On June 7, when climbing the road to Mau Son mountain, at a small stream in a pine forest plantation, we encountered several Chlorogomphids that upon capture turned out to be Chlorogomphus auratus. This species is known from only a handful sites in Laos, Northern Vietnam and Southern China. It has been recorded before from Mau Son, but given the paucity of records, it is encouraging that it occurred in degraded and replanted forest.
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