Insect Photography #34 - The Flesh Fly

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Flesh Fly

I found a Flesh Fly in the railings of our roof deck 11 days ago and this fly was a little bit bigger than the Housefly. The Tagalog word of the Flesh Fly is 'Bangaw' it sounds like 'Langaw' means Fly. Unlike the Housefly, I never saw the Flesh Fly attached to decaying waste most attracted to decaying waste are the Houseflies.

Appearance

  • Size - The size of the Flesh Fly is about 6-14mm long.
  • Color - The color of the Flesh Fly is a little bit light gray and has 3 dark stripes.

Lifespan

  • Lifecycle - The lifespan of the Flesh Fly lasts for 2-4 weeks.
  • Reproduction - The female Flesh Fly deposits live larvae on a suitable feeding medium.

Here's are some of my photographs of the Flesh Fly I hope you like them.

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Here's are the Flesh Fly attached to the railings.

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Here's are the Flesh Fly off to the railings and rested to the edge of the concrete.

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Flesh Fly


Camera: Taken by Realme 5 Pro with Macro Lens
Lens: Apexel 20mm & 12X
Category: Insect Photography
Location: Antipolo, Philippines
Date Taken: May 28, 2021

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