Syrphini - Southeastern USA

@upupa-epops and I are excited to share this guide to common Syrphini of the Southeastern USA! Questions, suggestions, and other reactions are appreciated.

To help improve identifications using this guide:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/identify?taxon_id=121991&place_id=25,12,18,28,36,27,45,37,19,30,43,23,21

Posted on May 06, 2020 05:20 PM by edanko edanko

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I know this may be of interest to you @aispinsects @treegrow @sambiology @cgritz @laurenjansensimpson

Posted by edanko about 3 years ago (Flag)

Absolutely! Thanks!

Posted by cgritz about 3 years ago (Flag)

Eupeodes in Tampa

Posted by aispinsects about 3 years ago (Flag)

Well done!

Posted by aispinsects about 3 years ago (Flag)

Even, again, seriously good job! :) Sharing this with other folks as well!

Posted by sambiology about 3 years ago (Flag)

Just in time for the 2020 field season!

Posted by treegrow about 3 years ago (Flag)

Identify link added above for those interested in using this guide to clean up their own/others observations.

Posted by edanko about 3 years ago (Flag)

Thanks for sharing this, nice concise summary of characteristics. Really appreciate it!

Posted by ppilarski about 3 years ago (Flag)

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!!!

Posted by rednat about 3 years ago (Flag)

Good stuff! Appreciate the time and effort that went into this!

Posted by silversea_starsong almost 3 years ago (Flag)

I'm assuming y'all will enjoy this new interface now including common species for all the southeastern Syrphid tribes. https://sites.google.com/view/flyguide/southeast/syrphidae-southeast

Please let me know if you find any errors, I'm sure there are a few left.

Posted by edanko almost 3 years ago (Flag)

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