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Definition of flesh fly in English: flesh flynoun A fly that breeds in carrion, typically producing live young which are deposited on a carcass. Family Sarcophagidae: Sarcophaga and other genera Example sentencesExamples - A similar lack of cycling has been reported in the adult head of the flesh fly.
- What was decomposing the carcasses, given the total absence of fossils of the larger flies, such as flesh flies and blowflies (whose larvae, which we call maggots, feed on carrion)?
- One day you'll cast to 50-pound king salmon fresh from the Bering Sea; the next you'll throw flesh flies to the ten-pound rainbows that follow the migration and feed on dead spawners.
- The presence of dung beetles or flesh flies in the inflorescence can most easily be explained by their attraction to the heat produced by the plant, not its odor.
- This dung or carrion mimicry attracts flesh flies, rove beetles, and even mosquitoes, all of which have been observed with pollen on them.
Definition of flesh fly in US English: flesh flynoun A fly that breeds in carrion, typically producing live young which are deposited on a carcass. Family Sarcophagidae: Sarcophaga and other genera Example sentencesExamples - One day you'll cast to 50-pound king salmon fresh from the Bering Sea; the next you'll throw flesh flies to the ten-pound rainbows that follow the migration and feed on dead spawners.
- A similar lack of cycling has been reported in the adult head of the flesh fly.
- What was decomposing the carcasses, given the total absence of fossils of the larger flies, such as flesh flies and blowflies (whose larvae, which we call maggots, feed on carrion)?
- The presence of dung beetles or flesh flies in the inflorescence can most easily be explained by their attraction to the heat produced by the plant, not its odor.
- This dung or carrion mimicry attracts flesh flies, rove beetles, and even mosquitoes, all of which have been observed with pollen on them.
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