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Diptera
Rabbit Bot Fly
Cuterebra buccata
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Oestridae
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Cuterebra
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buccata
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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:
Elephant Butte, New Mexico
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February 2008
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Adult bot flies are not commonly seen. I didn't know that when I photographed this one. The larvae of this fly is a parasite, burrowing under the skin of an animal. The adults do not have mouths and do not eat. There are several kinds of Bot Flies.
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