flesh fly

They usually arrive within minutes of death, along with their friends the flesh flies.

Another study was conducted concerning an effect by the mothers of the flesh fly population.

The T. japonensis can also come under attack from flesh flies.

He took two steps forward, pumping more bullets into it, flesh flying everywhere in the night.

Dirt, leaves, and flesh fly out of the opening in front of the blast.

Chunks of flesh flew from the backs of those who slowed down.

Another important consideration with the grey flesh flies concerns maggot mass temperature.

Flesh flies appear to prefer sunlight over shaded conditions.

Pieces of flesh flew off the face.

The flesh flies laid their eggs by hundreds in decaying carcasses.

Blood and flesh flew from the Golden One's neck.

Entomologists might find flesh flies and muscidae larvae on the corpse.

Nesting females are attacked by flesh flies, feral dogs, and humans.

Chunks of alien flesh flew in every direction.

Two were not swift enough to leap clear; the flesh flew from their bones amid howls.

Blood and pieces of flesh flew everywhere.

Flesh flies are strongly attracted to carrion or dry flesh.

Corpses are so attractive, blowflies and flesh flies.

Noah saw gobbets of gray flesh fly, and he realized she was trying to strip the skin to the bone.

The stone wall exploded, stone fragments and bloody flesh flying in all directions.

"But the empty pupa rial casings mean some of the flesh flies had finished their development."

Sarcophagidae is the dipteran family commonly known as flesh flies, comprising approximately 2000 species.

Blood and hair and stringy gobbets of flesh flew up in the bright autumn sun.