1. The New England Bluet is one of 23 species of damselflies in the genus Enallagma found in New York State

2. Boreal Bluet Damselfly (Enallagma boreale): They have a big western presence and a smaller presence in the boreal forests of the Upper Midwest and New England

3. Creatures that are an Arthropod: Ant Atlas Butterfly Bee Black Widow Blue Damselfly Bocydium Globulare Buffoark Butterfly Centipede Cockroach Crab Cricket Daddy Long Legs

4. Although the male-like females have an overall lower birth rate than other females, they do still mate and reproduce, maintaining the mimicry in the damselfly population.

5. Centaurea, a plant genus in the family Asteraceae; Several plant genera in the family Rubiaceae, notably: Houstonia; Oldenlandiopsis or "creeping Bluet"; Some damselfly genera in the family Coenagrionidae:

6. New Bugs include the Atlas moth, Paper kite butterfly, Great purple emperor, Madagascan sunset moth, Damselfly, Blue weevil beetle, Common bluebottle, Drone beetle, Earth-boring dung beetle, Man-faced stink bug, and Rosalia batesi beetle

7. Adult Antlions are much larger than their larvae and look like fragile, drab damselflies, with an elongated body, four intricately veined wings mottled with browns and black, and clubbed or curved antennae about as long as the combined head and thorax

8. Sow Bugs, Pill Bugs, Isopods, Lawn Shrimp and Amphipods (90) Diseases: Real and Imagined (45) Dobsonflies and Fishflies (374) Hellgrammite (72) Dragonflies and Damselflies (346) Earwigs (57) echinoderms (1) Eggs (308) Fish (4) Fleas (15) Flies (1784) Bathroom Flies (17) Bee Flies (107) Beetle Flies (1) Big Headed Flies (1) Black Flies (2) Black