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RFCX45B7–Ixodes scapularis - Blacklegged deer tick, also common on cats and dogs
RFW2AJTR–Infectious deer tick detail. Dangerous mite. Ixodes ricinus. Acari. Disgusting parasite closeup on green striped grass leaf texture. Danger in nature.
RF2AMR105–A deer tick crawls across a human finger.
RF2A529A6–Sheep Tick or Deer Tick (Ixodes ricinus) crawling along plant stem. Tipperary, Ireland
RMDFYFTF–A Deer tick on Deer hair
RMPKPXPD–Female Deer Tick (lxodes damini) at 8x
RFKNMRWX–An engorged female Deer Tick removed from an accidental host.
RFT11HTC–Ixodes richinus - sheep tick, deer tick or castor bean tick - buried in male human skin feeding on blood - Scotland, UK
RFF6Y0K6–Engorged female Blacklegged Deer tick on white paper top view
RMDTA6KB–dorsal view of tick resting on leaf
RFT6N544–A deer tick or black-legged tick (Ixodes scapularis) crawling on skin.
RF2BX294A–deer tick, ixodes ricinus, on human skin background with copy space
RFJGRTWD–Close-up of isolated ixodid deer tick, isolated on a white background
RMF7EM3Y–Close-up of orange deer tick (Ixodes) on grey and black trousered leg.
RFEJ9P77–Tiny deer tick on finger tip of man
RF2F4BPFB–Tick with its chelicerae sticking in human skin.
RMBEKYYD–Three Deer look out from the waters edge on the bay in Corolla section of the OuterBanks North Carolina. Currituck Club.
RMFCRXWW–Siberian Husky. Dog. Canis lupus familiaris. Forehead. Note tick, Ixodes ricinus, embedded on forehead between eyes.
RFPXH1H8–Large artificial Encephalitis tick on fur of golden retriever dog
RMC7MKNX–European castor bean tick - Sheep tick, Ixodes ricinus, feeding on human skin
RF2C51DYN–Deer tick lurking in green grass on azure sky background. Ixodes ricinus or scapularis. Danger in nature. Transmission of bacterial or viral infection.
RF2AMR112–A deer tick crawls across a human finger.
RFPFH8FC–Sheep Tick or Deer Tick (Ixodes ricinus) walking along bramble leaf. Tipperary, Ireland
RMDFYFXE–A Deer tick on Deer hair
RFE0DB56–Health department Deer Tick Warning Sign in a public park.
RFRW2BJ5–Tick on human skin: a tick while sucking blood from a human being
RMEWJKXW–The deer or sheep tick that has attached itself to the photographer's foot
RFF6Y0K4–Top view of an engorged female Blacklegged Deer tick that can carry Lyme Disease on white paper
RM2D5HKTB–Goldfinch chick (Carduelis carduelis) with deer tick on it
RM2EAYBKP–A Tick ( Ixodes ricinus ) known as a sheep or deer tick parasite member of the spider class which has a beak-like mouth with which they attatch themse
RFMW9AXY–Macro photo with ruler for scale of adult male deer tick or black-legged tick (Ixodes scapularis).
RMBT2JEG–TICK Commonly known as Deer Tick or Sheep Tick they are members of the spider family and are parasites feeding on blood
RF2BFEKF3–deer tick, ixodes ricinus, on human skin background with copy space
RMM48K8P–Detail tick - parasite on leather of man (Rhipicephalus sanguineus)
RFKNN8KK–An engorged female Deer Tick removed from an accidental host.
RMBX8FM6–Fully engorged ixodes deer tick that dropped off a pet cat after taking a blood meal
RFS1R31F–Inverted image of adult female Deer Tick (Ixodes scapularis) from Ontario, Canada
RFTRNXPW–Deer tick crawling on skin as a lyme disease health danger as the bite of a parasite causing infection in a 3D illustration style.
RMAHHH4Y–deer tick, black-legged tick (Ixodes scapularis, Ixodes dammini), female crawling on human skin, Germany, Bavaria, Staffelsee
RFP889H1–Deer tick lurking on grass stem. Ixodes ricinus. Detail of natural green leaf in background. Dangerous parasite carrying encephalitis and borreliosis.
RF2AMR11J–A deer tick crawls across a human finger.
RFMA0EE2–Sheep Tick or Deer Tick (Ixodes ricinus) at rest on plant stem. Tipperary, Ireland
RMDFYG00–A Deer tick on Deer hair
RMBKW4CY–Deer tick (Ixodes scapularis)
RMC2CCFY–Deer Ked, Lipoptena cervi, a biting fly. darkfield photomicrograph
RMHPEFHH–A deer tick warning sign on a tree in Minute Man National Historical Park, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States.
RM2JKFT4K–This engorged tick, collected in Annapolis, Maryland, is likely an adult female deer tick, or and lti and gtIxodes scapularis and lt/i and gt. Deer ticks are also called blacklegged ticks and can transmit pathogens that cause tick-borne diseases such as babesiosis and Lyme disease. Credit: NIAID
RM2D5HKTY–Goldfinch chick (Carduelis carduelis) with deer tick on it
RM2EAYBM7–A Tick ( Ixodes ricinus ) known as a sheep or deer tick parasite member of the spider class which has a beak-like mouth with which they attatch themse
RMBDRME5–Man with lyme disease.Rash on calf of leg.
RF2G08BJ0–Infectious Encephalitis Ixodes Scapularis or Persulcatus Deer Tick Insect Isolated on White. Encephalitis Virus or Lyme Borreliosis Disease Infected I
RF2J1Y67M–deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, on wooden thermometer, with rising temperatures, the tick population also increases
RMM48K8T–Detail tick - parasite on leather of man (Rhipicephalus sanguineus)
RFKNMRWY–An engorged female Deer Tick removed from an accidental host.
RMBX8FPG–Fully engorged ixodes deer tick that dropped off a pet cat after taking a blood meal
RM2BKCEP5–Fully engorged deer tick, Ixodes scapularis
RFF6Y0K1–Bottom view of an engorged female Blacklegged Deer tick on white paper
RF2BNTFEA–With blood bloated female European castor bean tick or sheep tick (Ixodes ricinus).
RF2YB9778–Female deer tick parasite crawling on a human fingers skin background. Danger of tick-borne diseases transmission as encephalitis and Lyme borreliosis.
RF2AMR13A–A deer tick crawls across a human finger.
RFPFH8C4–Deer Tick (Ixodes ricinus) crawling on ground. Tipperary, Ireland
RFF598T6–Deer tick warning poster sign notice posted on a hiking trail path Westchester County New York Lyme Disease public health issue
RF2BMKBX5–Deer tick sleeping on grass stalk. Ixodes ricinus. The dangerous parasite transmitted infections such as encephalitis and Lyme disease.
RMBT2PW4–TICK Commonly known as Deer Tick or Sheep Tick they are members of the spider family and are parasites
RFFW0KYR–Deer Tick Warning Sign posted in a nature park in New York State.
RF2CFKJ7T–tick tweezer
RM2D5HKY3–Goldfinch chick (Carduelis carduelis) with deer tick on it
RMEYRKD4–Deer tick, Ixodes scapularis, close-up
RF2E13FJW–Tick before and after blood meal
RF2FMJAJ3–Infectious Encephalitis Ixodes Scapularis or Persulcatus Deer Tick Insect on Skin. Encephalitis Virus or Lyme Borreliosis Disease Infected Ixodes Tick
RF2Y6G9J8–Capreolus capreolus european roe deer female on a field. Very close-up head portrait. Eye to eye contact. Many tick parasites on the neck.
RFEJ9P78–Tiny deer tick on finger tip of man
RFKNMRWW–An engorged female Deer Tick removed from an accidental host.
RMBX8FN8–Fully engorged ixodes deer tick that dropped off a pet cat after taking a blood meal
RM2BKCENY–Fully engorged deer tick, Ixodes scapularis
RFD23HE6–Black legged deer tick as commonly found on cats and dogs. Real magnifying glass, isolated over white
RF2BRA0PT–Tick - parasitic arachnid blood-sucking carrier of various diseases
RF2D10RJT–Male deer tick on nail of human finger detail. Ixodes ricinus. Closeup of small mite. Parasite and pink skin of fingertip. Encephalitis, Lyme disease.
RM2PGPTER–Deer Tick
RF2J9XY9K–dangerous bloodsucker tick on human clothes waiting for victim
RFF598T7–Deer tick warning poster sign notice posted on a hiking trail path Westchester County New York Lyme Disease public health issue
RF2BMKBX9–Deer tick sleeping on grass stalk. Ixodes ricinus. The dangerous parasite transmitted infections such as encephalitis and Lyme disease.
RMBT2JE7–TICK Commonly known as Deer Tick or Sheep Tick they are members of the spider family and are parasites feeding on blood
RF2RJAFMP–Deer tick on a green leaf background. Ixodes ricinus. Close-up of dangerous infectious mite on natural texture with diagonal line. It carries encephal
RF2CFKJ85–tick tweezer
RM2D5HKRR–Goldfinch chick (Carduelis carduelis) with deer tick on it
RF2K5AYDR–Ixodes ricinus Tick resting on bramble leaf. Tipperary, Ireland
RF2E13FAF–lauernde Zecke auf Gras
RF2G1GNTW–Infectious Encephalitis Ixodes Scapularis or Persulcatus Deer Tick Insect on Skin. Encephalitis Virus or Lyme Borreliosis Disease Infected Ixodes Tick
RM2JKFT3X–A vial of juvenile ticks, or and lti and gtIxodes scapularis and lt/i and gt, used in NIAID research conducted at the NIH Clinical Research Center stands next to a penny. Deer ticks are also called blacklegged ticks and can transmit the pathogen that causes tick-borne diseases such as babesiosis and Lyme disease. Credit: NIAID
RMR9FTYH–Red Deer: Cervus elaphus Single; Stag with Jackdaw Eating a Tick; UK
RF2JA47EA–Blacklegged or Deer Tick - Ixodes scapularis
RMBX8FMW–Fully engorged ixodes deer tick that dropped off a pet cat after taking a blood meal
RFJKC9T2–A photo realistic illustration of a deer tick isolated on a white background. Vector EPS 10 available.
RF2PGE9JN–A small deer tick found on the blue jeans, pant leg of a man. The insect is tiny, black, and a reminder to do a tick check in order to avoid potential
RF2J48FXH–Deer tick or Ixodes scapularis crawling on green grass, top view,
RFTAJ4J4–Deer tick detail. Ixodes ricinus. Arachnid on green background. Disgusting hairy parasite closeup on natural leaf texture. Encephalitis, Lyme disease.
RM2PGPTF6–Deer Tick