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00443833Small Fruit Fly (Drosophilidae) group using mushroom as nuptial mating ground, Amazon, Ecuador© Murray Cooper

Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) male, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers showing composite eyes, North America - Michael Durham

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00442543Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) male, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers showing composite eyes, North America© Michael Durham

Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) approaching a fresh strawberry, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers, North America - Michael Durham

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00442516Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) approaching a fresh strawberry, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers, North America© Michael Durham

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00442515Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) female, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers, North America© Michael Durham

Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) female showing composite eyes, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers, North America - Michael Durham

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00442514Spotted-wing Fruit Fly (Drosophila suzukii) female showing composite eyes, a pest species to berry and fruit farmers, North America© Michael Durham

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00298302Wingless Bat Fly (Nycteribiidae) on wing membrane of Fruit Bat, Guinea, West Africa© Piotr Naskrecki

Blue Bottle Fly (Calliphora erythrocephala) feeding on Kiwi fruit showing compound eyes and mouth parts, worldwide distribution - Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch

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00240664Blue Bottle Fly (Calliphora erythrocephala) feeding on Kiwi fruit showing compound eyes and mouth parts, worldwide distribution© Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch

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00129497Fruit Fly (Drosophila melanogaster), Haia, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett

Goat Fly (Phytalmia mouldsi) professor Gary Dodson adds extensions onto a male's antlers to see if this increases his success in battle, Ball State University, Indiana - Mark Moffett

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00125192Goat Fly (Phytalmia mouldsi) professor Gary Dodson adds extensions onto a male's antlers to see if this increases his success in battle, Ball State University, Indiana© Mark Moffett

Goat Fly (Phytalmia mouldsi) male flies eye to eye as they guard females using oviposters to deposit fertilized eggs, Queensland, Australia - Mark Moffett

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00125188Goat Fly (Phytalmia mouldsi) male flies eye to eye as they guard females using oviposters to deposit fertilized eggs, Queensland, Australia© Mark Moffett

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00125177Goat Fly (Phytalmia mouldsi) male in courtship posture, Queensland, Australia© Mark Moffett

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00125175Moose Fly (Phytalmia alcicornis) has antlers so large that they may hinder the ant's activities, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett

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00125174Moose Fly (Phytalmia alcicornis) has antlers so large that they may hinder the ant's activities, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett

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00125173Stag Fly (Phytalmia cervicornis) female laying eggs, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett

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00125172Stag Fly (Phytalmia cervicornis) female lays her eggs as the male keeps watch, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett

Stag Fly (Phytalmia cervicornis) mated female unsheathes her ovipositor to lay eggs while, the male guards and watches, Papua New Guinea - Mark Moffett

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00125170Stag Fly (Phytalmia cervicornis) mated female unsheathes her ovipositor to lay eggs while, the male guards and watches, Papua New Guinea© Mark Moffett