New York Conservationist magazine's June 2018 issue features a project in collaboration with Cornell entomologist Cole Gilbert. This centrefold visualizes distinctive flash patterns of different species in New York.
Flashes serve as a dialogue between males and females, with the males doing the flying. Interestingly, the color of the flashes depends on the time of activity- with late flyers producing a green flash and early evening flyers making a yellow flash. For the online issue click here
