| Common Name |
County |
Date |
Observer(s) |
Number |
Comments |
Record Type |
| 1 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2005-05-28 |
Chris Helms |
1 |
LAWA - saw on lakeshore trail. |
Sight |
| 2 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2005-06-30 |
ASH |
2 |
LAWA |
Sight |
| 3 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2008-09-30 |
E. Corey and A. Davis |
4 |
LAWA - During Simus Search 2008 |
Sight |
| 4 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2009-08-05 |
E. Corey |
3 |
White Marsh Wildlife Action Camp |
Sight |
| 5 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2009-08-11 |
E. Corey |
1 |
LAWA - main lake - near Dales |
Sight |
| 6 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
1987-09-12 |
R. Duncan Cuyler |
1 |
sex=FEMALE, habitat=Lake Waccamaw, source=INTERNATIONAL ODONATA RESEARCH INSTITUTE-FSCA |
Collect |
| 7 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
1970-10-03 |
R. Duncan Cuyler |
1 |
sex=MALE, city=Fair bluff, directions=Rt. 76, habitat=Lumber River, addl_habitat=southeastern shore, source=R DUNCAN CUYLER COLLECTION-FSCA |
Collect |
| 8 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2012-07-23 |
E. Corey and Nathan Howell |
0 |
|
Sight |
| 9 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2015-08-01 |
Mark Shields |
3 |
Lake Waccamaw State Park |
Sight |
| 10 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2016-08-27 |
Mark Shields |
1 |
Lumber River, between Boardman Boating Access and Lumber River State Park Princess Ann Access |
Sight |
| 11 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2017-06-08 |
John Petranka |
1 |
Lumber River at Lumber River Campground off of Williamson Road. Near the boat ramp at north end of Tar Landing. - Male. |
Photo |
| 12 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2018-07-15 |
Mark Shields |
1 |
Lumber River, from Fair Bluff Boating Access Area to South Carolina line, by kayak |
Sight |
| 13 Carolina Saddlebags [Tramea carolina] |
Columbus |
2018-08-10 |
Mark Shields, Cathy Songer |
1 |
Lumber River, from Fair Bluff Boating Access Area to 8 km upstream, by kayak |
Sight |