k Flesh fly Flesh fly. This genus of true flies occurs worldwide and are known as common flesh flies Sarcophaga resting on a branch in a garden habitat. The larvae feed on rotting flesh, hence the name. It is not possible to tell different species apart without microscopic examination. Photographed in Somerset, UK, in September., by HEATH MCDONALDSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Flesh fly Flesh fly. This genus of true flies occurs worldwide and are known as common flesh flies Sarcophaga resting on a branch in a garden habitat. The larvae feed on rotting flesh, hence the name. It is not possible to tell different species apart without microscopic examination. Photographed in Somerset, UK, in September., by HEATH MCDONALD SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Flesh fly. This genus of true flies occurs worldwide and are known as common flesh flies (Sarcophaga) resting on a branch in a garden habitat. The larvae feed on rotting flesh, hence the name. It is not possible to tell different species apart without microscopic examination. Photographed in Somerset, UK, in September., by HEATH MCDONALD/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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