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| The House Fly |
The house fly is named because it is the most common fly found around the home. House flies are
under ¼" long, and if you look closely have stripes behind their head. They are nocturnal flies,
resting at night and coming out to feed during the day. Highly adapted to our environments, the
house fly can feed on just about anything - even liquids. These are the most efficient disease
spreading flies, often feeding in areas of filth and then regurgitating (or even worse) on human
food items. Females lay eggs on moist food materials, and the maggots that hatch out will
eventually leave the food source to complete their lifecycle. With fast reproduction capabilities
they can be difficult to control, and have the potential to build up resistances to pesticides
through natural selection.
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