Field Workshop at Blue Heron Park
Sunday, August 9, 2009 at 12(noon)
We will be reviewing field techniques for counting and recording observations for the SIDfA project. Some dragonflies will also be netted for close-up inspection of field marks!
Meet in the Nature Center parking lots, 222 Pollion Rd.
For more information call Seth at 718-619-5905
-Seth Wollney
Section of Natural History
Staten Island Museum
The Staten Island Dragonfly Survey was started in 1996 by Paul Lederer. Today, the Staten Island Dragonfly Atlas is an activity of the Section of Natural History of the Staten Island Museum, with guidence from Mr. Lederer. Volunteer counters are the base of the Atlas's data collection by going out to local ponds, and fields to observe and record what dragonflies they see. Please contact Seth Wollney for information on volunteering for this survey.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Another New Species Added to the Island's List!

On Tuesday morning, Jarred Sutton and I took a trip to photograph (on right) and observe the new find. We were able to locate at least 4 males patrolling the shoreline!
The species can easily be viewed by searching the rocky/weedy shoreline of the north (little) side of the reservior from the paved walkways. Many Widow Skimmers were also noted, especially near the flag pole.
-Seth Wollney
Section of Natural History
Staten Island Museum
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