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- This page contains pictures and information about Vinegar Flies
that we found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
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- Vinegar Flies are small in size. They usually have red-eyes and yellowish
body colour. They often attracted to fermenting or rotting fruit.
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- Most of the larvae are tiny maggots that develop quickly in rotting fruit.
Some are leaf miner.
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- Vinegar Fly
  - Drosophila sp., Body length 6mm
- We found this mating pair in Yugarapul Park during early summer on a
Banksia tree.
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- Vinegar Fly
  - Drosophila sp, Body length 6mm
- Picture was taken in Yugarapul Park during early summer in evening.
 - The fly was also found in a rainforest near Mt Nebo attracted by dropping
on leaf.
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