Twilight darner

The diet of twilight darner often consists of smaller insects, so any trapping method could include bait that attracts these prey insects.

The naiads of twilight darner are aquatic, inhabiting still or slow-moving bodies of water like ponds, marshes, and ditches rich in vegetation. When searching for naiads, one should inspect underwater plants and debris. The adults are commonly found in dense vegetation or forested areas near the water sources where they emerged. They are crepuscular, so would-be observers have better chances at dusk. To search for adults, visit forest edges or clearings near water at twilight, when they are most active, and look for them resting on leaves or flying in search of prey.

The best time to find adult twilight darner is usually around dusk or dawn when they are most active. For naiads, they can often be found throughout the day in their aquatic habitats.

Calm and warm weather with little wind is ideal for finding adult twilight darner, as they are more likely to be flying and hunting. For naiads, typical weather conditions of their aquatic environments are suitable.