Horse Fly

Horse Fly Control

Horse flies (also known as gadflies or March flies) are larger in size and rather noisy type of fly that can be found just about anywhere in the world. There are over three thousand different kinds of horse flies. Some are known to pollinate various types of flowers but most are just considered pests. The main reason why horse flies are considered pest is because of their vicious bite. Yes, there are flies that do bite. Most flies are equipped with needle like mouths but not the horse fly. These little pests come with jagged mandibles that can potentially rip and slice away a piece of your flesh. Generally, horse flies target animals, but they are known to aggravate and bite humans as well. Moreover, horse fly bites can be quite painful. The female’s diet consists of mainly blood while the males are pollen collectors. Horse flies are generally brown or black with darker set of wings compared to other flies. In terms of reproduction, horse flies lay their eggs in close proximity to damp and moist areas such as ponds, lakes, swamps, bays and the like.

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