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Condylostylus sipho
John Sankey
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 body length 7 mm
what additional details will help pin it down?
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 Longlegged Flies (Dolichopodidae) » Sciapodinae » Condylostylus

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 Probably Condylostylus sipho. There are about five similar North American species. None but sipho is known from Canada. This appears to be a female. A male would show a species-specific bristle pattern on the mid tibia and tarsus.
 
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 Thanks, Roger & John.
 
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