
Jade Clubtail Dragonfly Images, Facts and Information:
Arigomphus submedianus
- Jade Clubtail dragonflies are slender pale dragonflies with green eyes, and an abdomen that has very little clubbing and is rusty brown at the end.
- Jade Clubtails are found in the central United States, ranging from Texas north through the Midwest. These clubtail dragonflies inhabit ponds, lakes, slow-moving rivers, streams, and muddy or sandy shorelines. They are often found perched on low vegetation, logs, or branches near water.
- Jade Clubtail dragonflies are carnivorous and feed on small flying insects.
- Female Jade Clubtail dragonflies lay eggs by flying over the water and releasing them into or just beneath the surface.
- Jade Clubtails are named for their jade-green coloration and the club-like widening on the abdomen of males.
- A group of dragonflies can be called a “swarm” of dragonflies.
I hope you enjoy viewing my Jade Clubtail dragonfly photos.
Mia McPherson
Mating Jade Clubtail dragonflies at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Title: Mating Jade Clubtail dragonflies at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Location: Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma
Date: 07/19/2026