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Dungfly infected with Entomophthora muscae
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Calvatomina nr superba
Dungfly portrait.
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Calvatomina nr superba
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Calvatomina nr superba
Dicyrtomina minuta
Dicyrtomina ornata
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Dicyrtomina saundersi
Calvatomina nr superba
Kalaphorura burmeisteri
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Vertagopus arboreus ?
Mite
Calvatomina nr superba
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Calvatomina nr superba, a Globular Springtail.
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Dicyrtomina saundersi
Calvatomina nr superba, a Globular Springtail.
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Corizus hyoscyami
Sminthurinus niger
Dicyrtomina saundersi
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Dungfly infected with Entomophthora muscae
A Dung Fly that has been attacked by the fungus Entomophthora muscae causing it to climb to a high point to die so that when the fungus releases its spores they have a greater chance of infecting other unfortunate flies. Full frame uncropped image.
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