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Fruit fly
The spotted-wing drosophila (SWD) is a vinegar fly of East Asian origin causing damage to many soft skinned fruit crops. SWD pierces seemingly healthy fruit and lays its eggs. The eggs hatch in about three days. The larvae feed on the fruit and emerge as adults after as few as six days or as many as 28. Photo by T. Martinson.
Submitted by Karen Davidson on 17 January 2022
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