1. Bluebottles synonyms, Bluebottles pronunciation, Bluebottles translation, English dictionary definition of Bluebottles

2. Bluebottles Brasserie, Woolgoolga, New South Wales

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4. In modern use, like the Police, Bluebottles are …

5. The collective noun for the creatures, is a ‘flotilla’ of Bluebottles

6. Gershwin says Bluebottles are more commonly found at surf beaches

7. Bluebottles are the most common cause of jellyfish stings in Australia

8. The collective noun for the creatures, is a ‘flotilla’ of Bluebottles

9. Bluebottles descend on NSW beaches due to strong north-easterly winds

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11. The onslaught of Bluebottles, cause by a north-easterly wind, was likely to ease into a southerly over the next few days but experts say the onslaught of Bluebottles …

12. Bluebottles have a conspicuous elongate blue float and a long blue tentacle

13. The Bluebottles that often wash up on South Coast shores Photo: Marius Calitz

14. Bluebottles Brasserie is a fantastic café to relax and enjoy the casual coastal setting

15. Bluebottles are foraging predators that feed mostly on larval fish and small crustaceans and mollusks

16. ‘In the background, cameras whirred like demented Bluebottles, adding their drone to the low buzz of conversation.’ ‘Last year the residents living nearest to the field complained of Bluebottles getting into their homes.’ ‘Smashing their way in, officers were met with a sickening stench and dead Bluebottles covering the stairs.’

17. Beachgoers are urged to use caution as wind conditions give rise to Bluebottles…

18. The Bluebottles that often wash up on South Coast shores Photo: Marius Calitz

19. Lifeguards have warned swimmers to be on alert with an influx of Bluebottles likely this weekend

20. Dried out, crusty, 'dead' Bluebottles washed up on our beaches can still cause a painful sting

21. Bluebottles are not ambidextrous, this means that some are left-handed and others are right-handed.

22. Bluebottles have a gas filled air sac known as a pneumatophore which is muscular that is bilaterally symmetrical

23. Bluebottles function in a similar way to sail boats as they catch the wind, said Kunz

24. Bluebottles are not ambidextrous, this means that some are left-handed and others are right-handed.

25. Bluebottles belong to the order Siphonophora which includes species that float or pulse through the water

26. The porpita pacifica, or blue button, is part of 'the blue tide' that will arrive on beaches, marking the arrival of Bluebottles.

27. “Normally, Bluebottles come in with a nor‘easter and that started blowing overnight,” a spokesperson for Surf Life Saving NSW told News.com

28. Blowfly definition is - any of a family (Calliphoridae) of dipteran flies (such as the bluebottle or screwworm) that deposit their eggs especially on meat or in wounds.

29. Despite their harmless-sounding name, Bluebottles are sea creatures that you should steer clear of in the water or on the beach

30. KARACHI: Experts have advised picnickers to observe caution while visiting beaches after some people were reportedly stung by ‘Bluebottles’ at Seaview a day earlier.

31. Some of the zooids in Bluebottles are responsible for the float on top which is a single individual and supports the rest of the colony

32. What is special about Bluebottles is that they are not 1 animal but rather a colony of four different specialised polyps and medusae fused together

33. New Bugs include the Atlas moth, Paper kite butterfly, Great purple emperor, Madagascan sunset moth, Damselfly, Blue weevil beetle, Common bluebottle, Drone beetle, Earth-boring dung beetle, Man-faced stink bug, and Rosalia batesi beetle

34. The Calliphoridae (commonly known as blow flies, blow-flies, carrion flies, Bluebottles, greenbottles, or cluster flies) are a family of insects in the order Diptera, with 1,200 known species

35. Viper’s Bugloss, also known as Salvation Jane, Paterson’s Curse, Tower of Jewels, Bluebottle, Ironweed and by the formal name of Echium plantagineum, is a biennial or triennial plant that grows to up to 13 feet.

36. Bluebottles (also known as Portugese Man-of-War jellyfish) vary in size, and the severity of the sting usually depends on the amount of contact the skin has had with the tentacle.

37. Bluebottles, pictured here on a Sydney beach in recent years, can still sting after being washed ashore.(Supplied: Kim Colville)Dr Gershwin said a bluebottle's crest acted like a sail and they

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39. The difference in this system is that the U of F 'bot needed to be fed sugar cubes, while EcoBot Il works on unrefined fuel.) In its present form, EcoBot II still has to be manually fed fistfuls of dead Bluebottles, but the ultimate aim of the UWE team is to make the droid predatory, using sewage as bait.