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A dead sheep carcass covered in blowflies in a field in the Derbyshire Peak District, UK Stock Photo

RFBH5PW0–A dead sheep carcass covered in blowflies in a field in the Derbyshire Peak District, UK

Berlin, Germany, blowflies on a dead trout Stock Photo

RME8969T–Berlin, Germany, blowflies on a dead trout

blowflies (Calliphoridae), blow fly sitting on hairs of a decayed mouse, Germany, Bavaria Stock Photo

RMTR6CW5–blowflies (Calliphoridae), blow fly sitting on hairs of a decayed mouse, Germany, Bavaria

Schmeissfliege, Schmeißfliege, Calliphora cf. loewi, blowfly, bluebottles, bluebottle, Schmeißfliegen, Calliphoridae, blowflies Stock Photo

RMM1GDJP–Schmeissfliege, Schmeißfliege, Calliphora cf. loewi, blowfly, bluebottles, bluebottle, Schmeißfliegen, Calliphoridae, blowflies

RMGRCAXK–Blowflies, Gold Flies

Blowflies or Bluebottle flies feeding off the teardrops from the eye of a cow. Stock Photo

RMETEH86–Blowflies or Bluebottle flies feeding off the teardrops from the eye of a cow.

Bluebottle Blowfly, Chrysomya megacephala. Also known as the Oriental Latrine Fly. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

RM2H86996–Bluebottle Blowfly, Chrysomya megacephala. Also known as the Oriental Latrine Fly. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Imperial Fly sits on plant stem, Netherlands Stock Photo

RME4210G–Imperial Fly sits on plant stem, Netherlands

RFF48K5M–Blowfly on a fern

Plastic fly trap with hundreds of blowflies hanging on a clothesline, Australia Stock Photo

RM2H558AG–Plastic fly trap with hundreds of blowflies hanging on a clothesline, Australia

RFPGT6HW–BLOWFLY (LUCILIA SP.) ADULT

Blowfly (Lucilia species) Sussex garden, UK Stock Photo

RM2C46GT9–Blowfly (Lucilia species) Sussex garden, UK

Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow. Stock Photo

RM2D7XNN6–Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow.

Common green bottle fly sat on an umbellifer Stock Photo

RF2JB1K15–Common green bottle fly sat on an umbellifer

Close-up of a fly that warms in the spring sun on gray wooden boards. Stock Photo

RF2JB7AB3–Close-up of a fly that warms in the spring sun on gray wooden boards.

RF2GC5MM5–Fly with Golden color

Portrait of a scary mad man with maggots in his mouth Stock Photo

RF2C5HJP6–Portrait of a scary mad man with maggots in his mouth

Fly taken in macro. Detailed and beautiful Stock Photo

RF2F8GKYF–Fly taken in macro. Detailed and beautiful

Bluebottle Blowfly Close Up (Macro) Stock Photo

RFJB4WXH–Bluebottle Blowfly Close Up (Macro)

A dead sheep carcass in a field in the Derbyshire Peak District, UK Stock Photo

RFBH6PAJ–A dead sheep carcass in a field in the Derbyshire Peak District, UK

RFR3AAKH–

Blowfly sitting on a plant leaf Stock Photo

RMBCYKK3–Blowfly sitting on a plant leaf

Blaue Schmeissfliege, Schmeißfliege, Blaue Fleischfliege, Brummer, Calliphora vicina, blowfly, bluebottles, bluebottle blowfly, bluebottle, Schmeißfli Stock Photo

RMM1GDK5–Blaue Schmeissfliege, Schmeißfliege, Blaue Fleischfliege, Brummer, Calliphora vicina, blowfly, bluebottles, bluebottle blowfly, bluebottle, Schmeißfli

RMGRCAXJ–Blowflies, Gold Flies

RMERY13T–Blowflies or Bluebottle flies feeding off the teardrops from the eye of a cow.

Steelblue Bluebottle Fly, Chrysomya saffranea. Female. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

RM2H8699J–Steelblue Bluebottle Fly, Chrysomya saffranea. Female. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Young lion feeding on the decomposing carcass of a giraffe, surrounded by flies Stock Photo

RFBW4TT0–Young lion feeding on the decomposing carcass of a giraffe, surrounded by flies

RFF48K5P–Blowfly on a fern

Common stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus) mushroom with Blowflies on the cap or pileo. This mushroom has, on the cap, a substance Stock Photo

RMECGH13–Common stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus) mushroom with Blowflies on the cap or pileo. This mushroom has, on the cap, a substance

RFPGT6FM–BLOWFLY (LUCILIA SP.) ADULT

Blowfly (Lucilia species) Sussex, UK garden Stock Photo

RM2BX62FD–Blowfly (Lucilia species) Sussex, UK garden

RM2D7XNJ4–Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow.

RF2JB1K17–Common green bottle fly sat on an umbellifer

sheep maggot fly, sheep blowfly, greenbottle (Lucilia sericata), on a leaf, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBR4P2–sheep maggot fly, sheep blowfly, greenbottle (Lucilia sericata), on a leaf, Germany

RF2GC5MJ8–Red compound eye

Photo of a scary mad man with maggots in his mouth Stock Photo

RF2C6W3PR–Photo of a scary mad man with maggots in his mouth

Blowfly on a flower taken as macro Stock Photo

RF2F8GRPY–Blowfly on a flower taken as macro

RFJB4WW0–Bluebottle Blowfly Close Up (Macro)

Two Greenbottles / Blowflies (Lucilia sp.) foraging on a ripe Blackberry (Rubus plicatus), GWT Lower Woods reserve, Gloucestershire, UK, July. Stock Photo

RM2BNE3PF–Two Greenbottles / Blowflies (Lucilia sp.) foraging on a ripe Blackberry (Rubus plicatus), GWT Lower Woods reserve, Gloucestershire, UK, July.

RFR2HKXN–blowfly

Munich, Deutschland. 14th Sep, 2020. Flies sit on the carcass of a dead nudibranch. The best-known representatives of the blowflies are the blue blowflies or meat flies (Calliphora vicina) and the metallic-gold-green shiny gold fly (Lucilia sericata). | usage worldwide Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2CMA8F3–Munich, Deutschland. 14th Sep, 2020. Flies sit on the carcass of a dead nudibranch. The best-known representatives of the blowflies are the blue blowflies or meat flies (Calliphora vicina) and the metallic-gold-green shiny gold fly (Lucilia sericata). | usage worldwide Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News

RMM1GDK9–Blaue Schmeissfliege, Schmeißfliege, Blaue Fleischfliege, Brummer, Calliphora vicina, blowfly, bluebottles, bluebottle blowfly, bluebottle, Schmeißfli

Blossom, petals, pink, detail, emperor's gold fly, Lucilia cäsar, nature, zoology, animal world, animal, animals, insect, insects, flight insect, flight insects, Schadinsekt, Schadinsekten, fly, aviation, Brachycera, diptera, blowfly, blowflies, Calliphor Stock Photo

RMH41F43–Blossom, petals, pink, detail, emperor's gold fly, Lucilia cäsar, nature, zoology, animal world, animal, animals, insect, insects, flight insect, flight insects, Schadinsekt, Schadinsekten, fly, aviation, Brachycera, diptera, blowfly, blowflies, Calliphor

RMETEH89–Blowflies or Bluebottle flies feeding off the teardrops from the eye of a cow.

Blowfly, Family Calliphoridae. Probably Subfamily Calliphorinae. Golden Blowfly. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

RM2H685XM–Blowfly, Family Calliphoridae. Probably Subfamily Calliphorinae. Golden Blowfly. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Cow on pasture suffering from hundreds of tiresome blowflies Stock Photo

RF2JNG3BR–Cow on pasture suffering from hundreds of tiresome blowflies

Green bottle fly, close-up, Sweden. Stock Photo

RFF47BY2–Green bottle fly, close-up, Sweden.

Blowflies begin to infest roadkill - a dead wood pigeon Stock Photo

RFDCGNRR–Blowflies begin to infest roadkill - a dead wood pigeon

A model wearing an Australian designed garment has her make-up done before a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS Stock Photo

RM2CR9RX3–A model wearing an Australian designed garment has her make-up done before a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS

RM2BX1RBF–Blowfly (Lucilia species) Sussex, UK garden

RM2D7XNM8–Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow.

The fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on Thread-leaf coreopsis, Tickseed (Coreopsis verticillata), family Asteraceae Stock Photo

RF2CGKEAC–The fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on Thread-leaf coreopsis, Tickseed (Coreopsis verticillata), family Asteraceae

two black blowflies on a green leaf while mating Stock Photo

RF2G8J7F3–two black blowflies on a green leaf while mating

Chrysomya megacephala or oriental latrine fly Stock Photo

RF2GC5MPC–Chrysomya megacephala or oriental latrine fly

Scary mad man with maggots in his mouth Stock Photo

RF2C6W3PW–Scary mad man with maggots in his mouth

Butterfly Atalanta Vanessa atalanta on a pear fallen from the tree with some green blowflies Lucilia sericata Stock Photo

RF2HB6BAT–Butterfly Atalanta Vanessa atalanta on a pear fallen from the tree with some green blowflies Lucilia sericata

RFJB4WX9–Bluebottle Blowfly Close Up (Macro)

A Green Bottle fly (Lucilia sericata) resting on a twig. These common blowflies are found all over the world. Stock Photo

RFR093Y4–A Green Bottle fly (Lucilia sericata) resting on a twig. These common blowflies are found all over the world.

RF2GY9HAW–two black blowflies on a green leaf while mating

RM2CMA8GH–Munich, Deutschland. 14th Sep, 2020. Flies sit on the carcass of a dead nudibranch. The best-known representatives of the blowflies are the blue blowflies or meat flies (Calliphora vicina) and the metallic-gold-green shiny gold fly (Lucilia sericata). | usage worldwide Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News

A pair of blowflies Calliphoridae species resting on a weathered wooden railing Stock Photo

RF2BPBTRP–A pair of blowflies Calliphoridae species resting on a weathered wooden railing

RMH424AR–Blossom, petals, pink, detail, emperor's gold fly, Lucilia cäsar, nature, zoology, animal world, animal, animals, insect, insects, flight insect, flight insects, Schadinsekt, Schadinsekten, fly, aviation, Brachycera, diptera, blowfly, blowflies, Calliphor

RMERY13Y–Blowflies or Bluebottle flies feeding off the teardrops from the eye of a cow.

RM2H685Y9–Blowfly, Family Calliphoridae. Probably Subfamily Calliphorinae. Golden Blowfly. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

RF2JNG3GP–Cow on pasture suffering from hundreds of tiresome blowflies

Close-up of a blowfly on a flower, Sweden. Stock Photo

RFF47BWR–Close-up of a blowfly on a flower, Sweden.

Blowflies feeding on dead bird Kent England Stock Photo

RMANNE8K–Blowflies feeding on dead bird Kent England

Models wear Australian designed garments during a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS/David Gray DG/JJ Stock Photo

RM2CP759N–Models wear Australian designed garments during a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS/David Gray DG/JJ

blue blowfly (Calliphora erythrocephala, Calliphora vicina), on bark, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBP554–blue blowfly (Calliphora erythrocephala, Calliphora vicina), on bark, Germany

RM2D7XNMW–Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow.

Fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on flowers of ragwort (Senecio jacobaea), family Asteraceae or Compositae. Summer, Holland Stock Photo

RF2C93NMT–Fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on flowers of ragwort (Senecio jacobaea), family Asteraceae or Compositae. Summer, Holland

Blow-fly, Family Calliphoridae Stock Photo

RMAPRD9A–Blow-fly, Family Calliphoridae

RF2GC5MMC–Chrysomya megacephala or oriental latrine fly

Wasps (Vespula vulgaris) and blowfly on damaged ripe plums on the tree Stock Photo

RMBN4BTG–Wasps (Vespula vulgaris) and blowfly on damaged ripe plums on the tree

RMJ2DAB6–photo of a green bottel

Bluebottle fly on leaf with green background Stock Photo

RFJ9GKDD–Bluebottle fly on leaf with green background

Bluebottle fly (Lucilia sericata) resting on a leaf. Common blowflies that are found worldwide, usually in tropical climates. Stock Photo

RF2MXRD82–Bluebottle fly (Lucilia sericata) resting on a leaf. Common blowflies that are found worldwide, usually in tropical climates.

RMCT123N–Fly in food intake

Bluebottle fly a.k.a. Bottlebee Calliphora vomitoria Stock Photo

RMP57J13–Bluebottle fly a.k.a. Bottlebee Calliphora vomitoria

Rosemary beetle is an insect that eats the foliage and flowers of various aromatic plants, such as rosemary, lavender, sage and thyme. Stock Photo

RF2BN9KH1–Rosemary beetle is an insect that eats the foliage and flowers of various aromatic plants, such as rosemary, lavender, sage and thyme.

Schmeissfliege, Fliege, Calliphora, vicina Stock Photo

RFK4HJCJ–Schmeissfliege, Fliege, Calliphora, vicina

Several blowflies on dog excrement Stock Photo

RFWBH35D–Several blowflies on dog excrement

The commonest of the shiny green blowflies, the Greenbottle is abundant and widespread but rarely enters households. They breed in carrion. Stock Photo

RM2JN64AB–The commonest of the shiny green blowflies, the Greenbottle is abundant and widespread but rarely enters households. They breed in carrion.

focus stacked image of dead fly on its back bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria all of insect is in focus Stock Photo

RMEG16TG–focus stacked image of dead fly on its back bluebottle Calliphora vomitoria all of insect is in focus

RFF47BWP–Close-up of a blowfly on a flower, Sweden.

Greenbottle fly (Lucilia or Paenicia sericata), a common blowfly. Used by forensic entomologists to determine age of cadavers. Stock Photo

RMC6HD0J–Greenbottle fly (Lucilia or Paenicia sericata), a common blowfly. Used by forensic entomologists to determine age of cadavers.

A model wears an Australian designed garment during a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS/David Gray DG/JJ Stock Photo

RM2CT0CMH–A model wears an Australian designed garment during a fashion parade in Sydney April 27, 2005. Australia's A$2.5 billion ($2 billion) a year wool export industry is in crisis, not from animal rights campaigners fighting for sheep backsides but from cotton and synthetic fibres. Animal rights groups led by U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have captured world headlines by campaigning for a global boycott of Australian wool over the practice of mulesing, where lamb's rear ends are cut and bared to prevent flystrike by burrowing blowflies. REUTERS/David Gray DG/JJ

blue blowfly (Calliphora erythrocephala, Calliphora vicina), grooming, Germany Stock Photo

RMEBP55A–blue blowfly (Calliphora erythrocephala, Calliphora vicina), grooming, Germany

RM2D7XNJA–Ripe blackberries, covered with various flies particularly greenbottles and Cluster flies. Late summer hedgerow.

The fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on the flowers of ragwort (Senecio jacobaea), family Asteraceae or Compositae. Summer Stock Photo

RF2M0M0CK–The fly Stomorhina lunata, family Blow-flies (Calliphoridae) on the flowers of ragwort (Senecio jacobaea), family Asteraceae or Compositae. Summer

Blow-fly, Family Calliphoridae. On leaf. Top view Stock Photo

RMAPRDA6–Blow-fly, Family Calliphoridae. On leaf. Top view

RF2GC5MMB–Chrysomya megacephala or oriental latrine fly

Australian Blowfly, probably a Large Greenbottle, Chrysomya rufifacies or Steelblue Bluebottle Fly, Chrysomya saffranea. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

RM2HD69FE–Australian Blowfly, probably a Large Greenbottle, Chrysomya rufifacies or Steelblue Bluebottle Fly, Chrysomya saffranea. Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Blowfly (Rhyncomya sp.) feeding on Variegated spurge (Euphorbia marginata) flowers, Lesbos/ Lesvos, Greece, August. Stock Photo

RMRKK7M0–Blowfly (Rhyncomya sp.) feeding on Variegated spurge (Euphorbia marginata) flowers, Lesbos/ Lesvos, Greece, August.

RFJ9GKEB–Bluebottle fly on leaf with green background

BLOW-FLY adult emerging from pupa Fam. Calliphoridae Stock Photo

RMMFGB34–BLOW-FLY adult emerging from pupa Fam. Calliphoridae

RMCT11D7–Fly in food intake

Common stinkhorn fungus (Phallus impudicus) with lots of flies feeding on it attracted by the foul smell odour, UK woodland during autumn fall. Stock Photo

RM2H3KYX3–Common stinkhorn fungus (Phallus impudicus) with lots of flies feeding on it attracted by the foul smell odour, UK woodland during autumn fall.

Blowfly (Polenia spec.), Hesse, Germany, Europe Stock Photo

RMCRAGGT–Blowfly (Polenia spec.), Hesse, Germany, Europe

RFK4HJDJ–Schmeissfliege, Fliege, Calliphora, vicina

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