Aeshna cyanea (O.F. Müller, 1764)
distribution map - first and last date: 8/8/1952
AKRAMOWSKI (1964) : 3 males in 1952 on one lake (1400 m aslà

Aeshna mixta Latreille, 1805
distribution map - first and last date: 10/6 - 26/10
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common or not rare in Caucasus subprovince province or Middle Araks. Up to 2150 m. Mostly on running waters (!). June to first decade of October.

Aeshna affinis Vander Linden, 1820
distribution map - first and last date: 28/5 - 30/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare species in Caucasus subprovince and Middle Araks. Prefers standing water, in mountains up to 1700 m

Aeshna serrata (Hagen, 1856)
distribution map - first and last date: 2/8/1955
AKRAMOWSKI (1964): One male in 1955 (2150 m asl), but was known from a lake in Georgia very close to the border.

Anaciaeschna isoceles (O.F. Müller, 1764)
distribution map - first and last date: 7/6 - 20/6
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare in Caucasus subprovince and Middle Araks. Not above 1000 m. Only in june.

Anax parthenope (Selys, 1839)
distribution map - first and last date: 25/3 - 9/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare in Caucasus subprovince and in Middle Araks. Up to 1630 m asl. First decade of june to first of september. Nominate race

Anax imperator Leach, 1815
distribution map - first and last date: 10/6 - 21/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare in Caucasus subprovince. Up to 1900 m.

Caliaeschna microstigma (Schneider, 1845)
distribution map - first and last date: 15/6 - 23/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Not rare in Middle Araks, up to 1600 m. (Flies mostly in shadow or dusk)

Hemianax ephippiger (Burmeister, 1839)
distribution map - first and last date: 10/6-4/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare species of Middle Araks. 800-850 m asl.

Gomphus flavipes (Charpentier, 1825)
distribution map - first and last date: 9/6 - 15/6
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare species in Middle Araks. On the river Araks

Gomphus schneideri Selys, 1950
distribution map - first and last date: 14/7 - 28/7
One specimen from Ani (on Turkish side of the border river) comes in lenght and form of anal appendages close to G. vulgatissimus, but forms by color an intermediate form with G. schneideri. More or less rare in the whole of Armenia.
Synonym: Gomphus vulgatissimus schneideri

Onychogomphus assimilis (Schneider, 1845)
distribution map - first and last date: 13/6 - 18/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): 4 specimens found on 2 sites. And two sites more in a later publication.
Synonym: Onychogomphus fulvipennis Bartenef, 1912

Onychogomphus flexuosus (Schneider, 1845)
distribution map - first and last date: 9/6 - 30/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common or not rare in Caucasus subprovince and in Middle Araks. Up to 1400 m. From beginning of may to end of august.

Onychogomphus forcipatus albotibialis  Schmidt, 1954
distribution map - first and last date: 8/6 - 13/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Middle Araks, Not rare in Armenian Highlands. Rare in Caucasus subprovince. Up to 1700 m.
Note: mentioned by Akramowski as O. f. unguiculatus but Boudot & al. showed that from the Greek islands eastwards another subspecies occurs.

Cordulegaster insignis Schneider, 1845
distribution map - first and last date: 29/5 - 24/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Middle Araks and Karabach, less higher up. Rare in Somkhetski. Up to 1600 m. End of May to end of July. Forms known to us belong to C. i. charpentieri (Kolenati, 1846) (pers. comm. Gert Jan van Pelt)

Libellula depressa Linneaus, 1758
distribution map - first and last date: 31/5 - 31/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Caucasus subprovince and Higher Armenia. Not rare in Middle Araks. (600-2400 m asl). From 1st decade of may to end of august.

Libellula pontica Selys, 1887
distribution map - first and last date: 8/6/1962
AKRAMOWSKI (1964): one juvenile female found in 1962.
Synonym: Libellula fulva pontica Sélys

Libellula quadrimaculata Linneaus, 1758
distribution map - first and last date: 11/5 - 20/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Caucasus subprovince and Armenian Highlands. Not rare in Middle Araks, but only present here in steppe zone. (1400- 2000 m asl) From 1st decade of may to 2nd of july.

Orthetrum albistylum (Selys, 1848)
distribution map - first and last date: 7/6 - 21/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Not rare in Middle Araks, yet not caught higher than 1000 m.

Orthetrum brunneum (Fonscolombe, 1837)
distribution map - first and last date: 25/5 - 25/9
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): One of the most common dragonflies from Middle Araks, but less in higher regions. Also common but less in Caucasus subprovince and Armenian Highlands. Up to 2100 m. Flies from 2nd decade of may tot the end of september. Nominate race.

Orthetrum cancellatum (Linneaus, 1758)
distribution map - first and last date: 10/6-8/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1964): one male in 1952. But in 2003 found on many other sites.

Orthetrum coerulescens anceps (Schneider, 1845)
distribution map - first and last date: 7/6 - 9/9
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Karabach and Middle Araks, less in higher regions. Rare in Armenian Highlands. First decade of june to first of september.
Synonym: Orthetrum anceps (Schneider)

Orthetrum sabina  (Drury, 1770)
distribution map 
First found in 2003: 14/6/03

Crocothemis erythraea (Brulle, 1832)
distribution map - first and last date: 10/6 - 28/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): From july to 1st decade of september. 400-850 m asl.

Sympetrum danae (Sulzer, 1776)
distribution map - first and last date: 16/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Not uncommon in Somkhetski district. Not lower than 1400 m. First decade of august to 2nd of september.
Synonym: Sympetrum scoticum Donovan

Sympetrum depressiusculum (Selys, 1841)
distribution map - first and last date: 25/7 - 26/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare species in Karabach district. In july.

Sympetrum flaveolum (Linneaus, 1758)
distribution map - first and last date: 16/7 - 10/9
new subspecies by Akramowski, 1948, but there are doubts on the subspecific status of this taxon.
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Very common in Armenian Highlands, common in Caucasus subprovince and Middle Araks. Less in lower areas and absent in semidesert area. Doesn’t go lower than 1500 m, although in Caucasus subprovince to 800 m. Flies from 3th decade of June to second of September. Available records go from 1300-2650 m asl.
Described by Akramowski (1948) as a new subspecies S. f.  austrinum, but this is not widely accepted.

Sympetrum fonscolombii (Selys, 1840)
distribution map - first and last date: 18/5 - 25/9
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Very common in Middle Araks, common in Caucasus subprovince. Not rare in Armenian Highlands. Up to 2000 m asl. From 2nd decade april to 2nd of december.

Sympetrum meridionale (Sélys, 1841)
distribution map - first and last date: 7/6 - 31/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Very common in Middle Araks and Caucasus subprovince, less at greater hights. Rare in Armenian Highlands. Up to 2100 m.

Sympetrum pedemontanum (Allioni, 1766)
distribution map - first and last date: 19/6 - 29/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Not rare in the whole of Armenia. Found from 600 m up to 2100 m. From 2nd decade of june to 2nd of september.

Sympetrum sanguineum (O.F. Müller, 1764)
Sympetrum sanguineum sanguineum (O.F. Müller, 1764)
distribution map - first and last date: 31/7 - 28/8
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Not rare in Caucasus subprovince, up to 1700 m.
Sympetrum sanguineum armeniacum (Selys, 1884)
distribution map - first and last date: 9/6 - 10/9
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Common in Middle Araks, Not rare in Armenian Highlands, but there not yet found close to the Armenian border. Up to 2000 m.

Sympetrum striolatum (Charpentier, 1840)
distribution map - first and last date: 15/5 - 17/11
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Very common in Middle Araks and Caucasus subprovince, a bit less common in higher areas, but goes up to 2000 m. Not yet found in the Armenian part of the Armenian Highlands.

Leucorrhinia pectoralis (Charpentier, 1825)
distribution map - first and last date: 1/7
AKRAMOWSKI (1948): Rare in Somkhetski district, not lower than 1400 m. From 1st decade of july to 1st decade of august.