Remember this? It was captured on April 4 in Shangzhuang Reservoir. At first I thought it is Anax nigrofasciatus

Yesterday I found it turned green. It’s time to emerge.
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About eleven in the evening, it climbed on to the branch from water. In the following hours it writhed tail frequently, climbed up and down.
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After warming up, at 2:50, the eclosion started.
Have a rest. The picture on the screen is another post about the growth by slmok
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Suddenly it did a sit-up, catching its old skin and whipped out abdomen quickly, then spread wings slowly.
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In the morning. The eclosion was successful. Now it turned out that this is a male Anax parthenope, I was wrong at first. In my childhood, I ofter tied a female one of this species on a string to entrap male ones.
I put it in the sun to warm its body and it flew away at last.