Crimson Glider

Near still or slow-flowing freshwater bodies like ponds, marshes, and streams in tropical regions.

Carnivorous predator feeding on flying insects including mosquitoes, midges, and small butterflies caught mid-air.

Males aggressively defend territories from prominent perches near water. Mating occurs near or over water, with females depositing eggs directly into shallows.

Completely harmless to humans and provides substantial ecological benefit by controlling pest insect populations.