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Female deer tick Stock Photos and Images
RFTRNXPW–Deer tick crawling on skin as a lyme disease health danger as the bite of a parasite causing infection in a 3D illustration style.
RM2JKFT4K–This engorged tick, collected in Annapolis, Maryland, is likely an adult female deer tick, or and lti and gtIxodes scapularis and lt/i and gt. Deer ticks are also called blacklegged ticks and can transmit pathogens that cause tick-borne diseases such as babesiosis and Lyme disease. Credit: NIAID
RF2C99CX7–Small female deer tick on human skin texture. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Parasitic mite closeup. Fat body full of blood. Encephalitis, Lyme disease.
RF2D10RK9–Female deer tick nymph bitten in pink irritated skin. Ixodes ricinus. Fattened parasitic mite sucking blood on human body detail. Encephalitis carrier.
RFWCEDTW–Close-up of a questing female deer tick on a spring grass spikelet. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous parasitic mite crawling on green plant. Acari. Blue sky.
RFW47WMY–Infected female deer tick lurking on grass ear. Ixodes ricinus, spica. Mite detail. Acari. Fed parasite. Danger in nature. Encephalitis, Lyme disease.
RF2RJAFJW–Infected female deer tick on hairy human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic mite. Acarus. Dangerous biting insect on background of epidermis detail. Disg
RFF6Y0K4–Top view of an engorged female Blacklegged Deer tick that can carry Lyme Disease on white paper
RF2KBT1KR–Closeup of female deer tick parasite on human skin background. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous parasitic insect mite on pink epidermis texture. Lyme disease.
RFW47WN5–Infected female deer tick on hairy human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic mite. Acarus. Dangerous biting insect on background of pink epidermis detail.
RF2JKPAEN–Lyme disease and Deer tick crawling on skin as a bacterial infection health danger as the bite of a parasite causing an illness with bacteria.
RF2J3R0P2–Female deer tick crawling on a yellow stamen of a bloom with white petals. Ixodes ricinus. Small parasite in spring flower detail with pollen grains.
RF2J1Y67M–deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, on wooden thermometer, with rising temperatures, the tick population also increases
RF2JK6BJP–Wet female deer tick crawling in water drops on hairy green leaf. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Closeup a dangerous parasite on nature blur background.
RMCG08HB–Forest Lake, Mn. Wednesday 6/13/2007 Lyme Disease and the continued spread of deer ticks throughout Minnesota. Health Department officials will show how they drag cloth through the woods to collect, count and assess deer ticks..In this picture: l to r wood tick,female deer tick and nymph of deer tic
RF2C51E07–Female deer tick on skin of human finger. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Close-up of parasitic mite in dynamic motion on fingertip
RFETX29G–Pet Tick as a group of dog and cat ticks in the fur as a close up magnifcation of a female parasite engored with blood from the
RFWCEDW2–Underside of an engorged female deer tick detail. Ixodes ricinus. Bloated parasitic mite with brown-gray body full of blood on green leaf background.
RF2G3B7B7–Engorged, feeding adult female deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, laying red eggs, protruding under it's body, sucking blood from skin of human female.
RF2M3G2BE–Dangerous female deer tick crawling in dew drops of wet leaf. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Closeup of parasitic mite on nature green rainy background.
RFEWPHA1–Lyme disease human tick concept as a female insect feeding for blood on the skin of a human host as a health care issue for bacterial infection and dangers of infection from ticks found in nature.
RFW47WN4–Engorged female deer tick. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous mite on green leaf background. Acari. Bloated parasite and gray body full of blood on grass blade.
RF2P90MG6–Infected female deer tick on hairy human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic mite. Acarus. Dangerous biting insect on background of epidermis detail. Disg
RF2B66NW6–Deer tick lurking on pink clover bloom. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Trifolium. Female parasitic mite crawling on trefoil flower. Tick-borne diseases.
RF2KBT1KN–Parasitic deer tick waiting on green leaf with blurry nature background. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Closeup of hidden dangerous mite. Encephalitis.
RF2AE25HR–Female castor bean tick crawling on pink human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous insect parasite on textured background. Encephalitis, Lyme borreliosis.
RF2B66NW4–Female castor bean tick crawling on green grass spike. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis, spica. Dangerous lurking mite. Acari. Parasitic insect. Blue sky.
RF2C51E10–Female castor bean tick sucking blood in red irritated skin. Ixodes ricinus. Fattened parasite full of blood bitten in human epidermis. Lyme disease.
RF2G3B7BG–Engorged, feeding adult female deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, laying red eggs, protruding under it's body, sucking blood from skin of human female.
RMP2THBX–A female tick, Ixodes ricinus, found crawling on jeans after the wearer had been walking through long grass where deer and other mammals are present.
RF2J60FDW–Closeup of small deer tick nymph on wood toothpick in doctor office or laboratory. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous female parasitic mite full a sucked blood.
RF2RTCHK3–Infected female deer tick on hairy human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic mite. Acarus. Dangerous biting insect on background of epidermis detail. Disg
RF2KBT1KD–Black legged insect parasite deer tick in big water drop on a natural background. Ixodes ricinus. Close-up of female parasitic mite on wet green leaf.
RF2C51E05–Biting castor bean tick with hypostom penetrating a skin and outstretched palps. Ixodes ricinus. Small female parasitic mite piercing human epidermis.
RFW2AJTB–Deer tick female on flowering grass head, blue sky background. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous parasite crawling on white-violet bloom. Ixodid. Encephalitis.
RF2G47C4Y–Engorged, feeding adult female deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, laying red eggs, protruding under it's body, sucking blood from skin of human female.
RMP2WF58–A female tick, Ixodes ricinus, found crawling on jeans after the wearer had been walking through long grass where deer and other mammals are present.
RF2R5CN2G–Close-up of castor bean tick parasite on green leaf with water drops. Transmission of tick-borne diseases as encephalitis, Lyme disease or babesiosis.
RF2RTCHW0–Infected female deer tick on hairy human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic mite. Acarus. Dangerous biting insect on background of epidermis detail. Disg
RF2M12ME3–Close-up of deer tick on human skin detail in background. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Infectious diseases carrier. Encephalitis or Lyme borreliosis.
RF2DFD274–This engorged tick, collected in Annapolis, Maryland is likely a female adult deer tick, or Ixodes scapularis. Deer ticks are also called blacklegged
RF2C51DYN–Deer tick lurking in green grass on azure sky background. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Danger in nature. Transmission of bacterial or viral infection.
RF2BKCKR5–Lurking deer tick and foot in hiking boot on a green grass. Ixodes ricinus. Parasitic insect on natural leaf, leg in running shoe. Tick borne diseases.
RF2H10Y8B–Sucking tick macro photo on human skin. Ixodes ricinus. Dangerous mite. carries pathogens that can cause disease: encephalitis, erythema...
RF2A448CD–Female of the tick sitting on a leaf, brown background. A common European parasite attacking also humans.
RMP2THFA–A female tick, Ixodes ricinus, crawling on a human arm. It was found in an area where deer and other mammals are present. This tick is also known as a
RF2T0EFN5–Tick on waist of woman after walk forest. Castor bean tick attached to skin and started to draw blood. Known as Deer or Sheep tick or Ixodes ricinus.
RF2WMPY23–The ixodid tick is a male carrier of tick-borne encephalitis and tick-borne borreliosis, a dangerous bloodsucker.
RF2GGXPT7–Closeup of funny wild deer in Nara Park in Japan as tourist attraction eating chewing with sick fur on sunny day
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