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Acalyptrate, Hungary, April 1 > Scaptodrosophila deflexa or S. rufirons
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 Hi, this small (~2,5 mm) fly was drinking from the tree-sap of a freshly cut beech tree in a forest, NE Hungary. Can anyone help with ID?
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 Drosophila s.l., considering the location it might be Scaptodrosophila deflexa or S. rufirons
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 Thank You!
 
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 It's not deflexa (much too pale, carina not bulbous, anterior/basal scutellars not divergent)
 
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 I think it is Drosophila testacea, because it has a pair of presutural setae.
 
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