Non-biting midges are small, mosquito-like flies commonly found near lakes, ponds, rivers, wetlands, and other aquatic habitats. Despite their appearance, they do not bite humans, … Read More
Biting midges are tiny flying insects commonly known as no-see-ums, punkies, and sand gnats. They are usually found near wetlands, beaches, forests, farms, marshes, and … Read More
Sand flies are tiny, hairy insects commonly found in warm regions of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Although many species look alike, they can … Read More
Black flies are small, humpbacked insects commonly found near rivers, streams, forests, wetlands, and other moist environments. Although many species look similar, they can differ … Read More
Deer flies are small, fast-moving insects recognized by their colorful eyes, dark-patterned wings, and painful bites. They are commonly found near wetlands, streams, marshes, forests, … Read More
Horse flies are large, fast-flying insects known for their powerful bodies, colorful eyes, and painful bites. More than one species may appear around wetlands, forests, … Read More
Hoverflies are harmless flower-visiting insects known for their ability to remain almost motionless in the air. Many species resemble bees, wasps or hornets, but they … Read More
Fruit flies include a diverse group of insects that feed and reproduce in fruits, vegetables and other plant materials. Some species attack healthy crops by … Read More
Flesh flies are true flies belonging to the family Sarcophagidae. Most have gray bodies, three dark thoracic stripes, red eyes, and checkered abdomens. Despite their … Read More
Blow flies are true flies belonging to the family Calliphoridae. Many species have brilliant metallic-green, blue, bronze, or black bodies that make them easy to … Read More
