Once you have identified that the forewing and the hindwing are roughly the same size and shape then you have determined that your specimen is a Damselfly, or a member of the suborder Zygoptera. Damselflies are typically thinner than Dragonflies, always have their eyes separated, and usually perch with their wings folded together over their back. There are 3 families of Damselflies found in the region
Broad-winged Damselfly
Calopterygidae
Spreadwing Damselfly
Lestidae
Pond Damselfly
Coenagrionidae