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Fly - Photo 1

Extreme magnification - Fly liftoff
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Fly - Photo 2

Blow fly, carrion fly, bluebottles, greenbottles, or cluster fly
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Fly - Photo 3

Common green bottle fly (blow fly, Lucilia sericata) on a green leaf.
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Fly - Photo 4

Tsetse Fly (Glossina sp.) sitting on a leaf
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Fly - Photo 5

A group of saw fly larvae on an oak leaf
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Fly - Photo 6

Fruit fly on white dirty paper
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Fly - Photo 7

What Do Venus Fly Traps Eat - Venus Fly Trap with Fly Prey
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Fly - Photo 8

What Do House Flies Eat - Food Garbage
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Fly - Photo 9

What Do House Flies Eat - Flies Eating

House flies are carnivores that eat decaying bodies of animals and manure as their primary food.

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Fly - Photo 10

What Do House Flies Eat - House Flies Sucking Mango Juice
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jumping spider eating a fly

Animals that Eat Insects – spider

Regardless of the method of entrapment, most spider species consume insects.

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Fly - Photo 12

Animals that use mimicry – robber fly
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Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals

Fly

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Michael Bednarek - Public Domain

Fly

Michael Bednarek - Public Domain
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Shutterstock ID: 2302646865, Photographer: Sri Handoko Duto Pamugkas

Macro photo of a green fly with a blurry background Green flies are often the source of disease. This is because they can transmit pathogens in their bodies through saliva when they land on food
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