The image displays a close-up, forensic view of approximately 10-15 flies clustered on a bright lime-green plastic grid surface, identified as a fly trap, located in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria

The image displays a close-up, forensic view of approximately 10-15 flies clustered on a bright lime-green plastic grid surface, identified as a fly trap, located in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. Multiple flies exhibit iridescent metallic green or blue thoraxes and abdomens, characteristic of blowflies, while others feature striped grey and black bodies, indicative of houseflies. All visible flies possess prominent red compound eyes and translucent wings. The flies are densely congregated, with several appearing deceased or incapacitated, lying on their sides or backs, while others within the cluster show signs of active movement or struggle. The green surface consists of a structured grid with rectangular openings, through which a darker, brownish, possibly organic material or underlying ground is discernible.