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Larger and bulkier than the Common Emerald. Metallic green with no blue
pruinescence on the male.The pterostigma is pale brown with a black
border.
The male upper appendages are distinctively pale (like the
sides of the thorax) with dark tips.
Females oviposit into
thin twigs overhanging water leaving track-like scars in
the bark.
Unusually found hanging from trees and
bushes, sometimes far from water.
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