I collected some water lilies from the lake behind my house. The rhizomes had been uprooted so I just collected what was floating. I put them in a fishtank on my backporch in some water that I collected at the same time. I had some hitchhikers including dragonfly nymphs. I didn’t take any photos of …

Definitely wild as @kevinfaccenda said. It’s up to you if you want to make two separate observations for the molt and the adult, but since you’re sure they’re from the same individual I would personally make one (with photos of both) and annotate it as Evidence of Presence: Organism and Molt

Is my dragonfly observation captive or not?

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diegoalmendras August 4, 2021, 1:21pm 7

it reminds me this tread about fishes at fish markets https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/how-to-deal-with-observations-of-fish-on-fish-markets/397

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Is my dragonfly observation captive or not?

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