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Five Chironomidae larvae and one phantom midge larva on petri dish Stock Photo

Larvae Ceratopogonidae is a family of flies commonly known as no-see-ums, or biting midges, isolated on white background. Extremal close-up. Side view. High resolution photo. Full depth of field. Stock Photo

Midge (Chironomus plumosus) emerging from pupa. Female imago of non-biting midge in the family Chironomidae Stock Photo

The glossy ibis (Plegadis falcinellus) is a water bird in the order Pelecaniformes and the ibis and spoonbill family Threskiornithidae. Eating the Chironomidae, mosquito larvae. Stock Photo

The black-winged stilt (Himantopus himantopus) is a widely distributed, very long-legged wader in the avocet and stilt family Recurvirostridae. Eating the Chironomidae, mosquito larvae. Stock Photo

Buzzer midge (Chironomus plumosus) on white background. Chironomus plumosus larvae are the most natural aquarium fish food Stock Photo

Hypopygium of a male midge larva (Chironomidae), showing a bright nerve net with polarization microscopy at 200x. Stock Photo

Hypopygium of a male midge larva (Chironomidae), showing a bright nerve net with polarization microscopy at 200x. Stock Photo

Hypopygium and pseudopodia of a male midge larva (Chironomidae), showing a bright nerve net with polarization microscopy at 100x. Stock Photo

buzzer midge / Chironomus plumosus Stock Photo

maggots from a fly on a piece of meat Stock Photo

a shore fly on a leaf with green background, hydrellia sp. Stock Photo

mosquito larvae (chironomus sp.) under the microscope - light microscope x32 magnification Stock Photo

insect larva ( Orthocladiinae - order diptera ) under the microscope - light microscope x200 magnification Stock Photo

insect larva ( Orthocladiinae - order diptera ) under the microscope - light microscope x100 magnification Stock Photo

Buzzer midge (Chironomus plumosus). Chironomus plumosus larvae are the most natural aquarium fish food Stock Photo

the thick legged hoverfly on a white flower with blurred background, Syritta pipiens Stock Photo

the tachinid fly is a parasite for biological pest control, Eriothrix rufomaculata Stock Photo

Larvae, cocoons of flies of the family Mycetophilidae under the tinder fungus, Fomes fomentarius. Stock Photo

Larvae, cocoons of flies of the family Mycetophilidae under the tinder fungus, Fomes fomentarius. Stock Photo

Non-biting midge (Diptera: Chirnomidae) larva under DIC microscope Stock Photo

Mosquito larvae (bloodworm, Chironomidae) float to surface of stagnant pond to breathe, inhabitants of waters, hydrobionts and valuable food for fish and birds, but the Lord's punishment for people Stock Photo

Bloodworm on a white background Stock Photo

A macro image of a male Midge in the family Chironomidae, Chironomus plumosus. The larvae are called bloodworms which live at the bottom of ponds or rivers and their pupae float to the top and hatch. Stock Photo

A midge is staying on the green leaf Stock Photo

a leaf miner fly on a leaf, agromyziidae Stock Photo

lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

dung fly on a leaf, green blurred background, Scathophagidae Stock Photo

a lot of maggots from above Stock Photo

lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

march fly on a leaf, dilophus febrilis Stock Photo

a snow fly on a leaf, Limoniinae Stock Photo

top view of a marmalade hoverfly on a blue cornflower, Episyrphus balteatus Stock Photo

Head of a horse fly frontal, with colorful compound eyes, tabanidae Stock Photo

Lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

Lake fly, a female of a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

Lake fly, head of a male with compound eyes and antennae, chironomus, a nonbiting fly Stock Photo

a male of a lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

lake fly, head with compound eyes and antennae, chironomus, a nonbiting fly Stock Photo

lake fly, a nonbiting fly on a purple leaf, chironomus Stock Photo

lake fly, head with compound eyes and antennae, chironomus, a nonbiting fly Stock Photo

head of the common green blow fly, Lucilia sericata Stock Photo

frontal view with details on a typical flesh fly Stock Photo

A midge is staying on the green leaf with dark background Stock Photo

Chironomidae. A large non-biting midge found in China. Its larva lived in fresh water. Stock Photo

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