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Drosophila funebris ?
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 Still in southwestern France. This one was rather quiet. It walked slowly and stayed put without flicking wings. Size was about 3 mm.

Could it belong to this group ?
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 Looks like combs are present on front tarsus, so again D. obsucra group male.
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 Great, many thanks again Paul, TumbsUp
 
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