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Love bug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The love bug (also known as lovebug, march fly, honeymoon fly, telephone bug, kissybug and double-headed bug) (scientific name Plecia nearctica) is a small flying insect common to the southern United States, especially along the Gulf Coast. |
 | | The name love bug comes from the fact that, during the adult phase, the bugs are often seen mating, including during flight. |
 | | Because airborne love bugs are drawn in enormous numbers to roadways, they die en masse on automobile windshields, hoods, and radiator grills. |
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