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Penthetria funebris, flie form Bibionidae family, called March Flies or Harlequin Flies. Female.

Penthetria funebris, flie form Bibionidae family, called March Flies or Harlequin Flies. Female.

Young business woman freelancer holding document flie standing in cafe.

Bee flie over green leaves from a northern portuguese meadow

A detailed macro photograph of Sulcata tortoise (African Spurred Tortoise) droppings on a bed of small grey and brown gravel stones, with flie landed on the waste, indicating a natural process in a captive environment

Medetera flie on the sandy ground from front view

A closeup shot of a Hover flie in the Swiss mountains (Bern)

beautiful Oxeye daisy flowers. bee and a flie seating it

Water drops and a flie on white and violet lilacs flowers in an out of focus background.

A beautiful view of a tiny dragon flie standing on a plant with blurred background

Water drops and a flie on white and violet lilacs flowers in an out of focus background.

A beautiful view of a tiny dragon flie standing on a plant with blurred background

Water drops and a flie on white and violet lilacs flowers in an out of focus background.

citrus fruit attacked by fruit flie

Top-horned hunchback, flie from the Acroceridae family small-headed flies or hunch-back flies. Their larvae are spider parasitoids.

Water drops and a flie on white and violet lilacs flowers in an out of focus background.

Stack of grungy messy ring binders,flie folders on an office chair. Business concept, bureaucracy, lack of staff,high sickness rate,free copy space.

Black-headed gulls, Chroicocephalus ridibundus, flie over Lake Habermannsee with Eurasian coots, Fulica atra, in February. The black-headed gull is a small gull that breeds in much of the Palearctic.

Top-horned hunchback, flie from the Acroceridae family small-headed flies or hunch-back flies. Their larvae are spider parasitoids.

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