Danish species per municipalities.

       
Green-eyed Hawker (Isoaeschna isoceles)
Denmark
Status: After a decrease through the last part of the last century the species is gaining momentum again having become more or less common in the eastern part of the country. But it is spreading westward to Jylland, where now seen regularly in many parts, though still in singular numbers as of 2025. Reached Hjørring in 2025.
Has not been seen: Rømø, Anholt, Endelave, as well as most smaller islands.
- Has been spotted in Finland in 2024 for the first time supporting that a northbound expansion is indeed a fact.


Syddanmark
Aabenraa
Assens
Esbjerg
Faaborg-Midtfyn
Fredericia
Haderslev
Kerteminde
Kolding
Langeland
Middelfart
Nordfyns
Nyborg
Odense
Svendborg
Sønderborg
Tønder
Varde
Vejen
Vejle
Ærø
Nordjylland
Aalborg
Hjørring
Thisted
Midtjylland
Aarhus
Hedensted
Herning
Holstebro
Horsens
Ikast-Brande
Lemvig
Norddjurs
Randers
Rebild
Ringkøbing-Skjern
Samsø
Silkeborg
Skanderborg
Skive
Struer
Syddjurs
Viborg
Østdanmark
Albertslund
Allerød
Ballerup
Bornholm
Brøndby
Dragør
Egedal
Faxe
Fredensborg
Frederiksberg
Frederikssund
Furesø
Gentofte
Gladsaxe
Glostrup
Greve
Gribskov
Guldborgsund
Halsnæs
Helsingør
Herlev
Hillerød
Holbæk
Hvidovre
Høje-Taastrup
Hørsholm
Ishøj
Kalundborg
København
Køge
Lejre
Lolland
Lyngby-Taarbæk
Næstved
Odsherred
Ringsted
Roskilde
Rudersdal
Rødovre
Slagelse
Solrød
Sorø
Stevns
Tårnby
Vallensbæk
Vordingborg