Photography | Zhang Yue
Cōng, people call it the little dragonfly.
It has a smaller body, a slimmer belly, a more beautiful color and a more gentle name - Bean Lady!
Photographed on the side of the road on May 23.
Cyborgs, pronounced [cōng], are slender and weak flying insects that resemble small dragonflies. Arthropod phylum, insects, winged subclass, dragonfly.
Appearance characteristics: Adult insects are slender in shape, and some varieties often have a strong color and metallic luster. The wings are wide and can be folded towards the tail. The wing veins are dense. The feet are long and have spines. The shape and order of the forewings and hindwings are similar. The base of the wing narrows to form the peduncle. When resting, the four wings are generally four wings and three-dimensional back. Winged nevi is often underdeveloped or absent. The disc chamber is long, square, and usually has many transverse veins. The larvae have a deep longitudinal lobe of the lower lip; the larvae have gill sacs, or their transverse sections are triangular. The juvenile is slender , with 3 tail gills at the end of the abdomen , the tail gills are respiratory organs, often leaf-shaped, but also sac-shaped or otherwise shaped.
Classification: Divided into 4 general families, including Coenagrionoidea, Calopterygoidea, Hemiphlebioidea, and Lestoidea, a total of 8 to 22 families.