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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Acalyptratae » Vinegar Flies (Drosophilidae)

Family Drosophilidae - Vinegar Flies

 
 
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Chymomyza · Spittle Flies · Drosophila · Leucophenga · Zaprionus

Genus Chymomyza
Fruit fly? - Chymomyza amoena Lesser Fruit Fly - Chymomyza Vinegar Fly - Chymomyza Fly - Chymomyza Chymomyza sp. - Chymomyza Vinegar Fly - Chymomyza Vinegar Fly - Chymomyza Vinegar Fly - Chymomyza

Genus Cladochaeta - Spittle Flies

Genus Drosophila
Fly - Drosophila Is this some sort of Drosophila? - Drosophila Drosophila Drosophila - male Fruit Fly - Drosophila - female unknown fly - Drosophila immigrans - female damaged fruit - Drosophila suzukii - Drosophila suzukii They love squash! So, who are these flies? - Drosophila

Genus Leucophenga
Bee? Fly? - Leucophenga Drosophila Taxonomy - Leucophenga Leucophenga Fly? - Leucophenga Vinegar Fly - Leucophenga Vinegar Fly - Leucophenga

Genus Zaprionus
Very pretty Drosophilids - Zaprionus indianus Very pretty Drosophilids - Zaprionus indianus Very pretty Drosophilids - Zaprionus indianus - female Very pretty Drosophilids - Zaprionus indianus Vinegar Fly - Zaprionus indianus Vinegar Fly - Zaprionus indianus Still here in October - Zaprionus indianus

 
 
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