After 10+ years of field work; months of literature searches and poking through old specimens; and a year or so of writing, editing, and post-production, our paper on the county odes has been published:
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Craves, J. A.. and D. S. O’Brien. 2013.
The Odonata of Wayne County, Michigan: Inspiration for renewed monitoring of urban areas.
Northeastern Naturalist 20:341-362.
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