 
The Dragonflies of Manitoba was written
and produced by Doug Collicutt, NatureNorth, with editorial
support from Dr. James Duncan, Manitoba Conservation and
Marjorie Hughes, Manitoba Dragonfly Survey. Layout, design,
image processing, diagrams, videos (except where noted)
and animations by Doug Collicutt.
The information presented here was drawn from a wide array
of web sites, books and personal contacts; far too many
to list here. However, one source was considered to be paramount
with respect to the integrity of basic biological information:
Dragonflies: Behavior and Ecology of Odonata, by
Philip S. Corbet, Cornell University Press (January 1999).
The Dragonflies of Manitoba was supported
by grants from Manitoba's:
Special Conservation Fund
and
Sustainable Development Innovations Fund
This project would not have been possible
without the contributions of images and video from many
dragonfly enthusiasts. Only those whose images were used
in this web site are listed below, but our thanks go out
to all who contributed their images for consideration. In
all, more than 2000 images were made available for this
project!
- Takashi Aoki
- Contributed: 2 images, 4 videos. Website: Odonata
of Japan
- Giff Beaton
- Contributed: 9 images. Website: Giff
Beaton's Website
- Gunter Bechly
- Contributed: 4 images. Website: Homepage
of Dr. Günter Bechly
- Doug Collicutt
- Contributed: 83 images, 8 videos. Website: NatureNorth.com
- Ann Cook
- Contributed: 4 images. Website: Birds
of Manitoba
- Glenn Corbiere
- Contributed: 12 images. Website: Massachusetts
Dragonflies
- University of Colorado Museum
- Contributed: 1 image. Website: University
of Colorado Museum
- Sheri DeGagne
- Contributed: 2 images.
- Jim Duncan
- Contributed: 1 image.
- Marjorie Hughes
- Contributed: 2 images.
- Barry Konzelman
- Contributed: 10 images and 1 video.
- Werner Kraus
- Contributed: 2 images. Website: Werner
Kraus' Fossil Reconstructions
- Boris Krylov
- Contributed: 13 images. Website: Macro
Photography World
- Living Prairie Museum
- Contributed: 3 images. Website: Winnipeg's
Living Prairie Museum
- Mary Lysne
- Contributed: 2 images.
- David Moskowitz
- Contributed: 2 images. Website: Physiological
Ecology, Princeton U.
- Blair Nikula
- Contributed: 14 images. Website: Ode
News
- Tony Rogers
- Contributed: 2 images. Website: TonyRogers.com
- Faye Thiesessen
- Contributed: 7 images.
- USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
- Contributed: 1 image. Website: USDA-Natural
Resources Cons. Ser.
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Uncredited photos and background images
are mainly by Doug Collicutt, but a few are public domain
images from the internet. If we have unknowingly used
unauthorized images or failed to credit images properly,
we apologize. Please inform us of any concerns you may
have in this regard:
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NatureNorth.com and the Manitoba Dragonfly
Survey would like to extend our sincere thanks to all those
that made this project possible.
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