Calliphoridae Family

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Calliphoridae FamilyOctober 30, 2026Central Aceh Regency,Aceh, Indonesia

While I was pruning the mango tree in front of my house, suddenly I noticed a large number of flies flying around. Some were gray, green, and orange (fruit flies). One green fly flew towards the bougainvillea plant and landed on one of its leaves, which caught my attention and inspired me to photograph it.

Like most other types of flies, this particular fly also moves very quickly, making it extremely difficult for us to catch it with our bare hands. However, that does not mean it is impossible. I photographed this fly using a macro lens, allowing every detail of its body to be seen quite clearly, including its size, shape, and colors.
Although flies are not physically dangerous to humans, we should still avoid touching or playing with them because they can carry various types of harmful diseases and bacteria. This is because flies really like dirty places, such as garbage bins and animal waste.

Okay, friends, now I will share some pictures of this Green Fly here. I hope that the pictures I share can entertain all my friends.



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PhotographyCalliphoridae Family
Photographermaxmarvin@maxmarvin


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