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Drosophilidae (Bangkok)
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Small (2.5 mm) on leaves at dusk in the dry season (Feb.) Scarce in the local area. Drifts over leaves sideways.

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Perhaps you should check which species of Acletoxenus and related genera (Drosophilidae) you have in that area. Perhaps I am way off base, because I cannot see any distinct setae anywhere, but our Acletoxenus formosus is what it reminds me of.
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Thank you .. that looks like the right place. There are widely distributed species of Acletoxenus in the region.

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