Flesh Fly

Common Flesh Fly

Latin name: Sarcophaga carnaria

The Common Flesh Fly is a common and widespread fly, that can be seen all year round in many habitats. Adults are greyish, with chequered abdomens, red eyes and large feet. The flies are attracted to carrion and carcasses, where they breed and which the females gives birth to live young.

Created: 28  August  2018  Edited: 28  August  2018

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