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Flies consume a variety of organic materials, ranging from excrement to sweet and other food sources. Typically measuring between 7 to 14 mm in length, these insects thrive in dry environments, with warm temperatures fostering their reproductive processes. The reproduction cycle involves the laying of approximately 2,000 eggs, primarily in locations such as manure, faeces, compost heaps, and rubbish tips for Musca domestica species. Alternatively, the Calliphora vicina species may deposit eggs on protein-rich substances like meat. These eggs progress into white maggots, which can reach lengths of up to 12 mm. The unappetizing movement of flies between spoiled meat, excrement, and various food items not only raises concerns about their hygiene but also positions them as carriers of germs, posing a significant risk of food contamination. Consequently, flies have the potential to transmit pathogens responsible for infectious diseases, including but not limited to cholera, dysentery, typhoid fever, salmonellosis, hepatitis, and poliomyelitis. Non-biting flies include: Flies that refrain from biting comprise: 1. The common housefly (Musca domestica). 2. The meat fly (Calliphora vicina). 3. The fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster). Flies known for their biting behavior include: Flies recognized for their biting tendencies encompass: 1. The tsetse fly, responsible for transmitting sleeping sickness (Trypanosomiasis). 2. The stable fly (Stomoxys calcitrans). 3. The horsefly (Tabanidae). Preventive measures and control Prevent the accumulation of waste and decaying materials. Cover food and meals to avoid exposure. Maintain cleanliness in kitchens and with cooking utensils. Employ insecticides such as Herbal Nimboli Fly Trap, Herbal Nimboli Insect Strip, and Herbal Nimboli Flying Insect Spray. Utilize Herbal Nimboli insect repellents for effective protection against biting flies, such as horseflies. The key to any control program Call Herbal Pest Control Nashik Mobile No. 9420002022
