Blow FlyBlow Fly
| England 1989 | Ascension Island 1989 | Iceland 2005 | Bhutan 1997 |
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| Blow Fly Protophormia terraenovae (Calliphoridae) |
Sheep Maggot Fly Lucilia sericata (Calliphoridae) |
House Fly Musca domestica (Muscidae) |
Flesh Fly Sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis (Sarcophagidae) |
| Rwanda 1973 | Cambodia 1993 | Burkina Faso 2002 | Antarctics 1971 | Rwanda 1973 |
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| Stalk-eyed Fly Diopsis fumipennis (Diopsidae) |
Telescope Fly Diopsis macrophthlalma (Diopsidae) |
Stalk-eyed Fly Diopsis thoracica (Diopsidae) |
Sub-Antarctic Kelp Fly Paractora dreuxi (Dryomyzidae) |
Signal Fly Clitodoca fenestralis (Platystomatidae) |
| Australia 2010 ALUMINUM BRONZE |
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| Blow Fly Protophormia terraenovae (Calliphoridae) |
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| House Fly Musca domestica (Muscidae) |
A fly is an insect with the most remarkable specialization of a form. The number of wings is two and they have only a front wing. A back wing degenerates and has become very small average stick. Although flying capability is various, there are many kinds which fly very skillfully. In order to gather for the body of food and an animal, excrement, etc., while a fly carries a disease germ, a pathogenic organ, etc., in order that a larva may make it food, it is carrying out the big work as a cleaning person.
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