Sheep Nasal Fly Plagueets From Wool Entangling Flies
A fragment describes a sheep nasal fly infestation causing sneezing and head-turned postures. It notes flies gathering around the nostrils, breeding in wool, laying eggs, and maggots feeding on secretions. Precautionary measures include tar daubing noses during peak fly season.
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