That conical screen fly-trap where the flies see something good inside, crawl up to the top and then over and in-and then can't get out-but just buzz and buzz and buzz-and make a lot of fuss about it-bluebottles and all-no respecter of persons-and when it gets full of the quick and dead in flydom, Bridget takes it out in the back yard and dumps it.
"The Long Ago"
Jacob William Wright
Industrious bees were methodically visiting the buttercups; their bustling, commercial eagerness in marked contrast to the bluebottles and flies that seemed to choose their point of alighting with a sham intentness which did not disguise their lack of any definite purpose.
"The Jervaise Comedy"
J. D. Beresford
It will draw custom, and-what I put it up for-keep out the wasps and bluebottles!
"Sweethearts at Home"
S. R. Crockett