I showed the grassy drain/streamlet in an
earlier entry. The site is a good habitat for
Pseudagrion rubriceps. I found hundreds and thousands of
Pseudagrion rubriceps larvae in the grassy drain/streamlet. The larvae like to cling on the roots of the plants at the water edge. I managed to record the larva emergence of
P. rubriceps..........
a matured larva of P. rubricepsbelow is a series of three photos showing the larval emergence of female
P. rubriceps:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi0W9zZAy2Y_XbKwQ_cENiikOGj1tPt4fdjbQv8N7F5tejZZC_-Va4r0RdgzPj_GlJq68wjOoumlXm4XMeGB9ClxlpPdtCz_-ljryO2g-mI5nwP-rwVxCqqqq8ROv_rwVnximhm5T8XdyQ/s320/emerge01a.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi2UgWkRaYsuD-claYHt58XtcwqaGFjxCQ6exUv28i9MvPFgdzs1l2aAbPja9jFtEMpJRXWh6rsryuqo93-F44QjjHqiZtKCYcubyeZevbfs3479_ibR7F2SpookBFrRpLMqAMia8m-YWI/s320/emerge01b.jpg)