face flies
Britishplural noun
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His face flies on a flag outside the team’s new stadium and he’s often found in the team’s supporter section, where its most devoted fans gather.
From Seattle Times
They are spread by a type of fly known as “face flies.”
From Washington Times
If you can get over the horror of eye worms and face flies, they’re a fascinating example of parasite survival.
From National Geographic
The worms are carried by face flies, which feed on the tears of cattle, horses, and dogs; you may have seen them persistently buzzing around an animal’s eyes.
From National Geographic
First of all, Bonura says, eye worms can’t survive without face flies.
From National Geographic
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