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RM2GF861N–flies drink tear fluid at the eye of a donkey, Wahner Heath, Cologne, Germany. Fliegen trinken am Auge eines Esels Traenenfluessigkeit, Wahner Heide,
RMW7R138–Lion (Panthera leo) male covered in flies, Masai-Mara Game Reserve, Kenya. Vulnerable species.
RMRJ76PD–Flies on and around the eye of a black cow, with discolouration and white patches around the eye.
RFJ2226T–Horse with lots of flies on face and eyes. Brown horse suffering swarm of insects about face and drinking from tear ducts
RM2CBPPGX–Horn flies (Haematobia irritans) sitting on the hide of a cow. A horn fly is a parasitic blood feeding livestock pest.
RMCXXE1Y–Plague of flies in summer on head of thoroughbred Arabian horse, North Tyrol, Austria, Europe
RM2GF8604–flies drink tear fluid at the eye of a donkey, Wahner Heath, Cologne, Germany. Fliegen trinken am Auge eines Esels Traenenfluessigkeit, Wahner Heide,
RMW7P4R6–Long-legged fly (Poecilobothrus sp) Male on leaf with reflection in water; these flies prefer to be in the proximity of water, Captive, UK, August
RMB9169X–Male lion sitting in grassland in Serengeti National Park Tanzania East Africa His face and mane are covered with flies
RM2EMEBR9–Raupenfliege, Borstenfliege, Nowickia ferox, Raupenfliegen, Tachinidae, Schmarotzerfliegen, tachinids, parasitic flies
RM2CBPPEK–Horn flies (Haematobia irritans) sitting on the hide of a cow. A horn fly is a parasitic blood feeding livestock pest.
RMF23PY5–Wild majestic Northern Eagle Owl / Europaeischer Uhu ( Bubo bubo ) flies high above our heads.
RMW7MXC7–Kelp flies / Bristly-legged seaweed flies (Coelopa frigida) sheltering on sandstone cliff face, Crail, Scotland, UK, July.
RMW1KF8K–Two chestnut horses standing in oppersite directions and swishing their tails and get rid of flies on a hot summers day, England, UK
RMBCX12Y–Close up portrait profile of male Lion showing flies and ticks on his face Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya East Africa
RM2EMEBT4–Raupenfliege, Borstenfliege, Nowickia ferox, Raupenfliegen, Tachinidae, Schmarotzerfliegen, tachinids, parasitic flies
RMW7T3X7–Wingless parasitic bat flies (Diptera: Nycteribiidae, Cyclopodia greefi) in the fur of straw-colored fruit bat (Eidolon helvum), Kenya.
RFE28YP0–A Common stinkhorn (Phallus impudicus), covered with flies that are attracted by the smell and spread the spores
RMBR9XR0–Flies On The Head Of A Common Stinkhorn Phallus impudicus Taken at Dibbinsdale LNR, Wirral, UK
RM2GF85XX–flies drink tear fluid at the eye of a donkey, Wahner Heath, Cologne, Germany. Fliegen trinken am Auge eines Esels Traenenfluessigkeit, Wahner Heide,
RMW7PFGM–Male and female Celery flies (Euleia heraclei) performing zig-zagging courtship dance on a leaf, Wiltshire garden, UK, April.
RMG12AB1–California Gull (Larus californicus) eating Alkali Flies (Ephydra hians) Mono Lake, California
RM2EMEBTK–Raupenfliege, Borstenfliege, Nowickia ferox, Raupenfliegen, Tachinidae, Schmarotzerfliegen, tachinids, parasitic flies
RMW7PFGW–Yellow dung fly (Scathophaga stercoraria) killed by pathogenic fungus of flies (Entomophthora muscae) clinging to a thistle leaf with wings spread, Wiltshire pastureland, UK, June.
RMG12AB0–California Gull (Larus californicus) eating Alkali Flies (Ephydra hians) in the air, Mono Lake, California
RMK5R7FH–Empis pennipes dance flies communally feeding on herb robert, Geranium robertianum, in a Plymouth wood
RMHETRPD–Igelfliege, Raupenfliege, Weibchen, Tachina fera, Tachinid Fly, Tachinidae, Raupenfliegen, Igelfliegen, Schmarotzerfliegen, tachinids, parasitic flies
RMDTB96J–Neriidae is a family of true flies (Diptera) commonly known as banana stalk flies or stilt-legged flies.
RMGRBN1X–Icelandic horses being bothered by Black Flies Iceland, South West Iceland, Golden Circle tour
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