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Family Drosophilidae - Vinegar Flies

Steganinae · Drosophilinae · Eggs and larvae

Subfamily Steganinae
A giant Drosophilid - Rhinoleucophenga obesa Little brown red-eyed fly - Amiota minor fly - Stegana Stem borer, Amphicarpaea bracteata - Stegana vittata Acalyptrate fly with wing and body markings - Phortica picta Stem borer, Amphicarpaea bracteata - Stegana vittata Fly - Stegana vittata face fly - Phortica variegata - male

Subfamily Drosophilinae
Fruit fly? - Chymomyza amoena Fly on cactus, associated with cochineal - Drosophila Red-eyed Fly - Chymomyza amoena Tan, red-eyed fly on tree sap - Drosophila Small Fly - Scaptomyza possible vinegar fly - Scaptomyza Fly ~2-4mm - Scaptomyza 2 mm fly found in yard - Scaptomyza

Eggs and larvae
Different angle Drosophila larvae? Drosophila larvae? Drosophila larvae? Drosophila larvae? Drosophila larvae? Drosophila larvae? Drosophilidae larva


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