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Winter damselfly seen at Friche Josaphat
October 26, 2026
(Sympecma fusca) was recorded on 2026-10-17 in Friche Josaphat, Schaerbeek, Belgium. This species is one of only two European damselflies that overwinter as adults, and October observations mark the start of the period when they move away from water to terrestrial refuge on dried plant stems before disappearing through winter.
Mottled sedge caddisfly found in Wemmel
October 26, 2026
(Glyphotaelius pellucidus) was recorded on 2026-10-18 in Wemmel, Belgium. Caddisflies are pollution-sensitive water quality indicators; their presence suggests well-oxygenated, clean freshwater with no major organic loading upstream.
Migrant hawkers still flying in Auderghem
October 26, 2026
dragonflies were recorded 2026-10-17 in Auderghem with five sightings, showing active emergence through mid-October. This late-season flight activity extends beyond the early October peak, indicating stable breeding habitat conditions in urban ponds and wetlands.
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