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  • A Green Bottle Fly (Calliphora sp.) , a memeber of the blow fly family, photographed in 1/50,000 of a second in Western Oregon. © Michael Durham / www.DurmPhoto.com
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  • A Green Bottle Fly (Calliphora sp.) , a memeber of the blow fly family, photographed in 1/50,000 of a second in Western Oregon.
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  • A Green Bottle Fly (Calliphora sp.) , a member of the blow fly family, photographed in 1/50,000 of a second in Western Oregon.
    Green_Bottle_Fly_72405GBottle2.jpg
  • A green bottle fly (family: Calliphoridae) feeding on pollen and nectar from a daisy flower. Western Oregon.
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  • A green bottle fly (family: Calliphoridae) feeding on pollen and nectar from a daisy flower. Western Oregon.
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  • A green bottle fly (family: Calliphoridae) feeding on pollen and nectar from a daisy flower. Western Oregon.
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  • An adult Blow Fly (Calliphoridae spp.) in flight. These flies are attracted to carrion or dung. Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon. Please Note: This image has been digitally altered - another insect that was partially in frame was removed, and the image is cropped. The shape and flight attitude of the insect remain unchanged.
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  • A blow fly (family: Calliphorids) lands on the pelage of a dead townsend's mole while another is already feeding. These flies are attracted to the odor of the decaying animal.
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