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Greatly improved. You've done a good job. Try to keep the central portion of the wound open. Use a Q tip if necessary. The idea is to heal from the edges inward without trapping necrotic tissue inside the wound. That could lead to an abscess in the future. It would probably be a good idea...

Go easy on the peroxide in addition to cleansing a wound, it also kills healthy, healing tissue. Physical removal of the maggots, flushing with a betadine solution and application of antibiotic ointment would be a safer way to go.

Those three things look like screwworm or bot fly larvae. Try gently pulling on them with a pair of tweezers. If you note movement, they are indeed parasites of some sort and should be removed. Good luck. The edge of the wound is surrounded with granulating tissue which is trying to heal the...