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You can trap them in a bottle, take a water bottle, drill some holes in the neck about 1/4 in size. Put a few (maybe 4) around the bottle on neck, maybe an inch from cap? Put some wine, or other vinegar in with a little water. You can also use water and rotted fruit, but the vinegar doesn't smell bad. I use Balsamic Vinegar, nice and aromatic for them, and tasty! Fill it up about 1/4 of the way up the bottle, strong solution is best. Put cap on, and wait. The little buggers will smell the stuff, fly in and get trapped. They may live for a few days, and you can take it outside and release them by removal of cap, and then set trap up again.
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