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Drosophila quinaria group, Drosophilidae, July 2009, Hungary
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Many different Drosophila sp were attracted to sap of a tree, which attracted the Periscelis sp posted a few month ago.

Can this be identified?
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Another shot.
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Another fly, possibly the same species.
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Abdomen not clearly visible so I go no further than sp. quinaria group.
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Thx Paul for the id. Can you specify what quinaria group is? There is no D. quinaria known. Which species belong to it?
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It is the group with phalerata, kuntzei, limabta, etc. that has fungus feeding larvae. I think quinaria itself is a Nearctic species.
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Thank you for the clarification and help with ids of Drosophila spp. I will have quite a few more to come.
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