This area of Mexico is important for dragonfly migration. Thanks to the monitoring work done by MDP partner Pronatura Veracruz, we know that large annual flights of migratory dragonflies occur in this region every year, in conjunction with the annual raptor migration. These flights continue past Veracruz, but at this point we still don't know the southern extent of the dragonfly migration route or the location of important overwintering grounds. Do migrating dragonflies disperse across the abundant wetlands of Tabasco in the winter? And what is the local life history of populations of migratory species in this area?  With new partnerships and collaborations in southeastern Mexico, and the addition of more Spanish-language MDP resources such as the recently completed field guide (Guía de Identificación para las Libélulas Migratorias) and the translation of the MDP web site and Monitoring Protocols booklet (coming soon), we are confident that new answers will be discovered in our continuing quest to reveal the mysteries of dragonfly migration.