house fly musca domestica from the suborder cyclorrhapha

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House fly Musca domestica is a fly from the suborder Cyclorrhapha. Royalty Free Stock Photo

House fly Musca domestica is a fly from the suborder Cyclorrhapha. Adult flies are gray to black, with four dark lines extending Royalty Free Stock Photo

House fly or musca domestica Royalty Free Stock Photo

A house fly - Musca domestica - in the green Royalty Free Stock Photo

Housefly Musca Domestica. Fly of the suborder Cyclorrhapha Royalty Free Stock Photo

The housefly sits on the outer wall of the house in May. Berlin, Germany Royalty Free Stock Photo

House fly Musca domestica is a fly from the suborder Cyclorrhapha.

$The fly Musca Domestica sits on a leaf of Hibiscus syriacus \'China Chiffon\' in July. Berlin, Germany Royalty Free Stock Photo$

A very close up view of a housefly Musca domestica in the suborder Cyclorrhapha macro photography portrait view on brown Royalty Free Stock Photo

A very close up view of a housefly Musca domestica in the suborder Cyclorrhapha macro photography top view on blue background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A very close up view of a housefly Musca domestica in the suborder Cyclorrhapha macro photography side view on blue background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close up of house fly. House fly micro photography Royalty Free Stock Photo

The housefly, a fly of the suborder cyclorrhapha resting on the flower isolated. Closeup of common fly sitting Royalty Free Stock Photo

House fly Musca domestica is a fly from the suborder Cyclorrhapha. Adult flies are gray to black, with four dark lines extending across the thorax, a slightly hairy body, and a pair of membrane wings. House flies have red eyes that are further apart in women of a slightly larger size