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Photo	Species	Collected	Submitted	Vetted ↓
No Image	Scientific Name: Ischnura demorsa Common Name: Mexican Forktail	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Denver County, Colorado, United States at 39.76000° N 104.87000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 203870	Vetted On: 2019-Sep-12 Vetted By: Bill Prather Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: voucher specimen for this record cannot be found
No Image	Scientific Name: Ischnura demorsa Common Name: Mexican Forktail	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Larimer County, Colorado, United States at 40.64000° N 105.45000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 203871	Vetted On: 2019-Sep-12 Vetted By: Bill Prather Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: voucher specimen for this record cannot be found
No Image	Scientific Name: Chromagrion conditum Common Name: Aurora Damsel	Collected On: 2019-Sep-12 Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Miller County, Arkansas, United States at 33.31000° N 93.88000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 164235	Vetted On: 2019-Sep-12 Vetted By: Brenda D. Smith-Patten Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: Brenda D. Smith-Patten note, 12 September 2019: Donnelly (2004) attributed this record to George Harp, but George has no record of this. Until proven otherwise, I think this report ought to be considered dubious, as such, I have unconfimed it.
No Image	Scientific Name: Ischnura denticollis Common Name: Black-fronted Forktail	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Saguache County, Colorado, United States at 38.07000° N 106.29000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 203972	Vetted On: 2019-Jul-10 Vetted By: Bill Prather Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: Specimen this record is based on cannot be found. None have been found near this place or at this altitude.
No Image	Scientific Name: Enallagma doubledayi Common Name: Atlantic Bluet	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Carroll County, New Hampshire, United States at 43.86000° N 71.21000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 178148	Vetted On: 2019-Apr-3 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: From Pam Hunt (Dennis published a note in Argia (2002) about one from Madison (Carroll County), and when I asked about it he checked the specimen and it turned out to be civile. The 2018 checklists still lists NH as a northern range edge for this species as well, but it is not known to occur north of Massachusetts. It also still shows up on the OC maps as a result of the dot map project, so it’d be nice to just take that record off the books.)
No Image	Scientific Name: Celithemis ornata Common Name: Ornate Pennant	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Sussex County, Delaware, United States at 38.68000° N 75.34000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 163890	Vetted On: 2019-Feb-25 Vetted By: Mike Moore Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: This is an error. There apparently was confusion with this species and C. martha in the records used for DE.
No Image	Scientific Name: Nehalennia irene Common Name: Sedge Sprite	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Pickens County, South Carolina, United States at 34.88000° N 82.72000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 233662	Vetted On: 2019-Feb-25 Vetted By: Chris Hill Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: We believe this record to be in error for several reasons. This record, and the other dotmap record of Nehallenia irene for South Carolina, trace back to individuals collected by Henry Townes in 1933. Townes’s records were published by Montgomery in 1940 (Montgomery, E. 1940. The Odonata of South Carolina. Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Society 56:283-301). But Montgomery himself did not examine the specimens. Townes wrote, of records of various species that he communicated to Montgomery "I have quite a few [records]...These specimens were determined by myself, Williamson, Gloyd and Needham. I believe they are all accurate." The Montgomery publication was the basis for the inclusion in White and Tennessen's 1983 publication (White, T. R., K. J. Tennessen, R. C. Fox, and P. H. Carlson. 1983. The aquatic insects of South Carolina Part II: Zygoptera (Odonata). Bulletin of the South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station 648:1-72.). Oddly, the Montgomery paper lists only Greenville County for N. irene, but in White and Tennessen Pickens County (this record) is also listed, with no source other than Montgomery’s paper. I believe White and Tennessen 1983 was the basis for including this record in the dot map publications. But it all traces back to a 1933 collection, not necessarily vetted by anyone other than the collector, and way out of the normal species range, and at a time when the occurrence of this species was much worse understood, and through a later error, not referring to Pickens county at all [this edit by Chris Hill on 25 February 2019].
No Image	Scientific Name: Nehalennia irene Common Name: Sedge Sprite	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Greenville County, South Carolina, United States at 34.89000° N 82.37000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 233661	Vetted On: 2019-Feb-25 Vetted By: Chris Hill Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: We believe this record to be in error. This record, and the other dotmap record of Nehallenia irene for South Carolina, trace back to individuals collected by Henry Townes in 1933. Townes’s records were published by Montgomery in 1940 (Montgomery, E. 1940. The Odonata of South Carolina. Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Society 56:283-301). But Montgomery himself did not examine the specimens. Townes wrote, of records of various species that he communicated to Montgomery "I have quite a few [records]...These specimens were determined by myself, Williamson, Gloyd and Needham. I believe they are all accurate." The Montgomery publication was the basis for the inclusion in White and Tennessen's 1983 publication (White, T. R., K. J. Tennessen, R. C. Fox, and P. H. Carlson. 1983. The aquatic insects of South Carolina Part II: Zygoptera (Odonata). Bulletin of the South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station 648:1-72.). I believe White and Tennessen 1983 was the basis for including this record in the dot map publications. But it all traces back to a 1933 collection, not necessarily vetted by anyone other than the collector, and way out of the normal species range, and at a time when the occurrence of this species was much worse understood. [this edit by Chris Hill on 25 February 2019]
No Image	Scientific Name: Somatochlora ozarkensis Common Name: Ozark Emerald	Collected On: Unknown Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Calhoun County, Arkansas, United States at 33.55000° N 92.49000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 247829	Vetted On: 2018-Nov-12 Vetted By: Brenda D. Smith-Patten Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: Brenda D. Smith-Patten note (12 November 2018): This record is seemingly out of range for the species. When asked to track down the source of the record, John Abbott (in litt., email dated 18 Dec 2017) said, "I don’t see a record of this in the DMP source files." Therefore, I chose to unconfirm the record.
No Image	Scientific Name: Cordulegaster talaria Common Name: Ouachita Spiketail	Collected On: 2018-Oct-25 Collected By: Unknown Jurisdiction: Clark County, Arkansas, United States at 34.05000° N 93.17000° W Favorite:	Submitted On: 2005-Jan-1 Submitted By: Dot Map Project OC#: 166998	Vetted On: 2018-Oct-25 Vetted By: John Abbott Decision: Unconfirmed
	Location Notes: None entered Specimen Notes: None entered Decision Notes: Record originated from Mauffray (1997), but discussions with Mauffray indicate it was a publishing error (Smith-Patten, B. 2018).

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