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How to know if you've been bitten by a Horsefly and what to do

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Temperatures have exceeded 30C across the country and the humid conditions have been ideal for horseflies. Horseflies are commonly found in grassy areas, woodlands, ponds and pools. Female horseflies are particularly dangerous as their razor sharp teeth can leave a nasty bite which is red and painful.
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How to know if you've been bitten by a Horsefly and what to do

With horsefly season firmly upon us - what do they look like and how would you know if you’ve been bitten?

·Trowbridge, United Kingdom
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Wiltshire Times broke the news in Trowbridge, United Kingdom on Sunday, July 3, 2022.
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