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Aedes japonicus Asian Bush Mosquito Insect. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

A Brown Meadow Crane (Tipula paludosa) hangs on a stem. The background is green. The insect looks very bizarre with the long legs.

Mosquito sits on the grass.

Bloodsucking mosquito isolated on white background.

Midges (Chironomidae) in dramatic light

crane flies lay dead on the floor.

Mosquito living on the balcony

Mosquito on skin with focus on skin

Graceful sophisticated beautiful fly with long spider-like legs sits on a white textured wall. Copy space.

Aedes japonicus Asian Bush Mosquito Insect. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

This captivating image captures the ethereal flight of a mosquito, its wings beating rhythmically against a pristine white canvas.

Mosquito on white background

mosquito insect in the wild, North China

The house mosquitoes are dead.

Mosquito on white background.

Mosquito on Skin

Crane fly stuck in snow

Forest bell flowers illuminated by sun rays, on green foliage background

Extreme close-up shot of the mosquito sucking blood on the male hand

Large tipula mosquito on orange background. Crane fly on a pumpkin, top view. Macro closeup.

mosquito insect in the wild, North China

Anopheles Mosquito

mosquito feasts on blood amidst leg hair, a close-up of nature's tiny predator

The Asian tiger mosquito, often referred to as the forest mosquito, originally hails from the tropical and subtropical regions of Southeast Asia. However, in recent centuries, it has spread to various countries worldwide, primarily as a result of the movement of goods and international travel. It is identifiable by the distinct white bands on its legs and body.

Macro of mosquito (Culex pipiens) ready to sting isolated on black.

Crane fly, daddy-longlegs, Pachyrhina crocata in grass hanging in sunset light

Anopheles or Anopheles The genus of the mosquito was described by JW Meigen and first named in 1818. This species has been recognized by about 460 species, although more than 100 mosquitoes can be transmitted. Through human malaria, there are 30 to 40 species transmitted through frequent Plasmodium parasites, which cause human malaria in the epidemic area.

Extreme close up of a mosquito on metallic surface, illuminated in the in the dark.

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