text: Yo, in North America, until real recent
  Anuran myiasis cases, they had a precedent
  Lucilia silvarum, that was the claim
  Or Lucilia elongata Shannon, it's all the same
  
  Latter species, rare, its life history unknown
  But L. silvarum, it's common, yo, it's shown
  Thought to be parasitic or saprophytic, no lie
  In North America, that's what they testify
  
  But hold up, in 2014, a study revealed
  Lucilia bufonivora, it's not sealed
  Strictly Palearctic, that's what they say
  But this study showed it's in southern Canada's way
  
  Then in 2019, another study came through
  Molecular and morphological evidence they drew
  Them flies, thought to be L. silvarum, no doubt
  Turned out they were L. bufonivora, that's what they found out
  
  Genetic distances high, compared to the European strain
  But no obvious differences, morphologically, they claim
  The current study, they examined some flies
  Adult males and females, no surprise
  
  From three North American studies, they took a look
  Specimens they thought were L. silvarum, they mistook
  All of 'em, yo, they turned out to be
  L. bufonivora, that's what they see
  
  Now we suspect L. silvarum, it's a different story
  In North America, strictly saprophagous, no glory
  And yo, we got evidence, the myiasis pattern's distinct
  Between Europe and North America, it's what we think