Guide to Condylostylus of Ontario

These are super common and I felt it would be useful to have something to reference to know what angles to get photos of for identification. I started working on this a while ago but just finished adding some suggestions. Please let me know if you have any suggestions or feedback!

Posted on May 7, 2020 11:10 PM by upupa-epops upupa-epops

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@alwoodhouse @jhiebert @rossddickson @ross4 you might be interested in this.

Posted by upupa-epops almost 4 years ago

This is really neat! I do love finding these shiny little flies, so now I'll do my best to get photos that include their legs for further identification.

Posted by jhiebert almost 4 years ago

Thank you so much! It's a great help.

Posted by rossddickson almost 4 years ago

This is awesome! I can't believe I didn't see it until now!

Posted by edanko almost 4 years ago

This is awesome! Thank you.

Posted by jasondombroskie almost 4 years ago

Hey Caleb,
The photo of Condylostylus patibulatus in your 'Guide to Condylostylus of Ontario' is in fact my image https://inaturalist.ca/observations/6275883, not Katja Schulz's, as credited. I'm fine with your using it, but please correct the credit.
Thanks,
Don

Posted by donaldasutherland almost 4 years ago

@donaldasutherland oh no, my apologies! I've fixed it, sorry about that.

Posted by upupa-epops almost 4 years ago

No problem! Glad the image is of use.

Posted by donaldasutherland almost 4 years ago

This is so helpful.

Posted by colinpurrington almost 2 years ago

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