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I like the mutual relationship between the fly and the flowers.

 They simply visit flowers to sip on the nectar themselves. Carrying pollen from one flower to the next is incidental.

Many fly species have evolved hairs on their bodies. Pollen sticks to these and moves with the fly to the next flower.

> Pictures taken with Huawei Mate 10 Lite.

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