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Housefly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The housefly (also house fly , house-fly or common housefly ), Musca domestica , is the most common of all flies found in homes, and indeed one of the most widely distributed insects, fo...
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House fly printout. The common house fly is a common flying insect that is found throughout the world. ... Anatomy: Like all insects, the house fly has a body divided into three parts (head, thorax, and abdomen), a hard exoskeleton, and six jointed legs. Flies also have a pair of transparent wings. The house fly can taste...
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House Fly Biology and Identification ... House Fly Image ... House fly biology, identification, image, control tips and products for eliminating house flies.
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Home > Invertebrates > House Fly ... House fly, Musca domestica ... One of the most familiar and widely distributed of all insects is the house fly. Besides being a nuisance, it is a prime carrier of disease. Its entire body swarms with millions of bacteria. Typhus, dysentery, tuberculosis, and poliomyelitis are only a few of...
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Fly is the common name for insects of the order Diptera, or true flies, which includes the small house fly, fruit fly, gnat, blowfly, botfly, deerfly and horsefly. Many flies are either harmful as carriers of disease or nuisances because they are voracious biters or bloodsuckers.
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www.flybusters.com/flies/flyfacts1.htm
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House flies are gray, approximately 6 mm (1/4 inch) long, with four dark longitudinal stripes on top of the thorax, or middle body region. The mouth parts of the house fly are adapted for sponging up liquids. They cannot bite.
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Fly facts on fruit flies, house flies, cluster flies and recommended control measures on how to get rid of flies ... Also, a house fly excretes and regurgitates whenever it comes to rest. This habit coupled with its many body hairs and bristles and the sticky pads at the base of the claws on each leg make house flies...
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