Diario del proyecto Flies of the US and Canada

Hiya! I'm here to share some very good news.

My Guide to the Sciapodinae of the Eastern US and Canada has been published in the Fly Guide! I recommend you to link it to any identifications you make so that other users can learn more. Also, it would be great if you all could let me know if you notice any issues or have suggestions.

In other news, Mikie Green (@coolcrittersyt), a frequent attendee of our meetings, has posted a video on YouTube about the *Condylostylus* mystery species that he collected for me in Florida! Go watch it and leave a nice comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_mk9UH0IkY

Thank you all for attending the Fly Guide Zoom meetings, and I hope to see you soon!

-Zachary

P.S. Also, I just hit 20k Condylostylus IDs ;)

We're happy to announce another online meeting! Here are the details:

This week we'll learn about the Rhagionidae, and focus on identifying the pages of observations stuck in Rhagio tringarius.

Just as a reminder: our meetings are entirely informal, and everyone is invited to speak their minds and ask questions to the group. Participation is key to learning!

Please leave a comment either to let us know if you plan to come or to subscribe to be notified of future events! Questions are also welcome.

The Zoom meeting will open at 8 PM EST on Sunday the 11th.

Join the Zoom Meeting here: Meeting Link

Meeting ID: 874 5687 3015

Passcode: diptera

Our resource for this meeting: Notes for species of Rhagionidae in the US and Canada.

Identify Link for this meeting: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/identify?order_by=random&taxon_id=321826&place_id=1%2C6712

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Hi folks,

So sorry for the late notice, but our next meeting will be on January 8th!

Hope you all enjoy the holidays!

Thanks,
Zachary