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Original Art Green Bottle Fly (Lucilia sericata) - 18" x 24"
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Green Bottle Fly (Lucilia sericata) - 18" x 24"

$895.00
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Green Bottle Fly
Lucilia sericata

After bees, flies are the second-most effective and important pollinators, responsible for pollinating up to 70% of crop plants according to a recent study published in the Annual Review of Entomology. This Green Bottle Fly stopped in my yard and I was surprised to see it drinking nectar because I assumed flies only liked to live on šŸ’© and rotting materials. But in this new context - resting on a flower - I could see another side of its beauty. Also, I’m a sucker for an underdog.

Prints of this painting are also available.

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Green Bottle Fly
Lucilia sericata

After bees, flies are the second-most effective and important pollinators, responsible for pollinating up to 70% of crop plants according to a recent study published in the Annual Review of Entomology. This Green Bottle Fly stopped in my yard and I was surprised to see it drinking nectar because I assumed flies only liked to live on šŸ’© and rotting materials. But in this new context - resting on a flower - I could see another side of its beauty. Also, I’m a sucker for an underdog.

Prints of this painting are also available.

Green Bottle Fly
Lucilia sericata

After bees, flies are the second-most effective and important pollinators, responsible for pollinating up to 70% of crop plants according to a recent study published in the Annual Review of Entomology. This Green Bottle Fly stopped in my yard and I was surprised to see it drinking nectar because I assumed flies only liked to live on šŸ’© and rotting materials. But in this new context - resting on a flower - I could see another side of its beauty. Also, I’m a sucker for an underdog.

Prints of this painting are also available.

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL:

Materials: Acrylic on canvas

Dimensions: 18ā€ x 24ā€
Paintings are signed on the frame and can be signed on the front upon request.  

SHIPPING:

Shipping is via UPS and is only available in the continental U.S. at this time. Each painting is carefully packaged in a crush-resistant cardboard box to ensure safety in transit. Shipping fees include materials, handling, and insurance. A signature is required upon delivery. 

Please allow 10 business days to process your order.

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