k Greenbottle fly. Macrophotograph of a greenbottle fly Lucilia caesar feeding on the nectar of the daisy flower Cosmos bipinnatus. In the process of this feeding, pollen is brushed onto the body of the fly and it acts as a pollinator transporting pollen to other Cosmos flowers. A large compound eye can be seen on the head of the fly the green metallic sheen on the body gives the greenbottle its name. Lucilia caesar normally feeds on rotting animal and vegetable matter. It is usually a domestic pest, and may transmit diseases to humans. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Greenbottle fly. Macrophotograph of a greenbottle fly Lucilia caesar feeding on the nectar of the daisy flower Cosmos bipinnatus. In the process of this feeding, pollen is brushed onto the body of the fly and it acts as a pollinator transporting pollen to other Cosmos flowers. A large compound eye can be seen on the head of the fly; the green metallic sheen on the body gives the 'greenbottle' its name. Lucilia caesar normally feeds on rotting animal and vegetable matter. It is usually a domestic pest, and may transmit diseases to humans.
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Greenbottle fly. Macrophotograph of a greenbottle fly Lucilia caesar feeding on the nectar of the daisy flower Cosmos bipinnatus. In the process of this feeding, pollen is brushed onto the body of the fly and it acts as a pollinator transporting pollen to other Cosmos flowers. A large compound eye can be seen on the head of the fly; the green metallic sheen on the body gives the 'greenbottle' its name. Lucilia caesar normally feeds on rotting animal and vegetable matter. It is usually a domestic pest, and may transmit diseases to humans.

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