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Blue-Bottle Fly "By catching one of these flies, and pressing the thorax between the finger and thumb, it is forced to put out its tongue."... |
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Botfly, Ox "Ox Botfly. a.-- larva, full grown, natural size; b,-- pupa; c.-- perfect insect. Botfly, Gadfly, and Warble-fly, names common to many insects of the family OEstridae, the genus OEstrus of Linnaeus." ... |
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Cicada Head A cicada is an insect of the order Hemiptera, suborder Auchenorrhyncha, in the superfamily Cicadoidea, with large eyes wide apart on the head and usually transparent, well-veined wings.... |
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Cicada, Nymph Nymph (4th stage) of cicada.... |
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Fly The fly has one pair of wings and sucking mouth parts.... |
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Fly "In these the head is generally of considerable size, and is furnished with a pair of large, compressed eyes, which occupy nearly its whole surface. The legs are well-developed, the tarsi composed of... |
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Fly Fly... |
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Fly A small fly.... |
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Fly A fly.... |
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Fly An Asilid fly of the Erax bastardi species; larva.... |
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Fly An Asilid fly of the Erax bastardi species; adult.... |
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Fly An Asilid fly of the Erax bastardi species; pupa.... |
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Fly Common flesh-fly of the Sarcophaga carnaria species.... |
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Fly Exorista flavicauda species, yellow-tailed Tachinid.... |
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Fly Nemorea leucaniae species, Tachinid on cut-worms; larva.... |
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Fly Nemorea leucaniae species, Tachinid on cut-worms; adult.... |
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Fly Nemorea leucaniae species, Tachinid on cut-worms; pupa.... |
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Fly Screw-worm of the Lucilia macellaria species; larva.... |
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Fly Screw-worm of the Lucilia macellaria species; pupa.... |
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Fly Screw-worm of the Lucilia macellaria species; adult.... |
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Fly The blow-fly of the Calliphora vomitoria species.... |
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Fly Lydella doryphorae species, Tachinid on potato-beetle.... |
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Fly A pomace fly of the Drosophila species; larva.... |
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Fly A pomace fly of the Drosophila species; adult.... |
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Fly Hovering Above a Plant, Saw A group of insects belonging to the order Hymenoptera, and distinguished by the peculiar confirmation of the ovipositor of the females, which is composed of two broad plates, with serrated or toothed ... |
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