Animal behavior:
resting at the side of the staircases of the building, initially it was flying like a normal dragonfly but when I approached it got itself a place on the wall. since it felt safe to rest when a human being is around, the species must have lived in urban environments, for a long time.

Classification Category:Insect
Common or Rare?:
Rare

Conservation Status:
LC

Distinguishing characteristic(s):
yellowish green eyes, thorax is olive green above and yellowish green on the sides, abdomen is yellow, anal appendages are citron-yellow or ochreous, the inferiors tipped with black. The superiors are sub-quadrate as seen from above, with the corners gently rounded. The inferiors are sloped strongly upwards, broad at base, then tapering rapidly to an acute point. Female is more robust and dull colored. Its thorax is more greenish and abdomen is golden yellow to brown

Habitat:
probably urban

Level of Certainity:60
breeding habitat:
weedy ponds, ditches, and rice fields

but the pictured specimen has brownish eyes mouth and legs

-the wings are vertically parallel while resting

Does anyone know what species is this or is this a different form of the coromandel marsh dart itself