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Stock Photo: House Fly, Helina reversio feeding on Ragwort.

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This Stock Photo, whose title is "House Fly, Helina reversio feeding on Ragwort."[47003972], includes tags of Fly, Hexapod, Insects. The author of this item is Rod Hill (No.1299044). Sizes from S to XL are available and the price starts from US$5.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

House Fly, Helina reversio feeding on Ragwort. 47003972

House Fly, Helina reversio feeding on Ragwort.

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Stock Photo: House Fly, Helina reversio feeding on Ragwort. tags

Fly　 Hexapod　 Insects　 Angiosperm　 Animalia　 Anthophyta　 Arthropod　 Arthropoda　 Asteraceae　 Brachycera　 Calyptratae　 Common ragwort　 Compositae　 Cyclorrhapha　 Daisy Family　 Dicotyledons　 Diptera　 Entomology　 Eudicots　 Fauna　 Fleaworts & Groundsels　 Helina　 Helina reversio　 Hexapoda　 Hexapods　 House Flies　 Insecta　 Invertebrate　 Magnolicae　 Magnoliohyta　 Magnoliopsida　 Mesofauna　 Muscidae　 Muscoidea　 Muscomphora　 Nature　 Plants　 Ragworts　 Schizophora　 Senecio jacobaea　 Spermatophyta　 Vegetation　 Wildlife　 creatures　 feeding　 flora　 pollinator　 wildlife　
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This fly belongs to the loosely termed group of house flies or stable flies and belong to the Family Muscidae. These flies are synanthropic i.e. have benefited from their associations with humans and human habitats.
Image of a Hoverfly, Eumerus spp on a Grass Blade. [47003971] Hogweed Plant, Heracleum sphondylium, Bud Opening. [47003973]

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