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Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. The host, i.e. a foot of a human being, just after the maggot (larva) has left it following a two month larval stage. Photo ID: hbr20160215_054 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. Maggot (larva) having just left its host, i.e. the body of a human being, after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_048 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. Maggot (larva) having just left its host, i.e. the body of a human being, after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_042 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. The host, i.e. the foot of a human being, just after the maggot (larva) has just left it after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_032 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. The host, i.e. the foot of a human being, just after the maggot (larva) has just left it after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_026 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. Maggot (larva) having just left its host, i.e. the body of a human being, after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_018 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home

Dermatobia hominis Human Botfly Costa Rica. Maggot (larva) having just left its host, i.e. the body of a human being, after two months. Photo ID: hbr20160215_009 Digital photo © Henrik Bringsøe 2016 Home