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  • Flesh and Filth Fly Guide: Names, Breeding, Pathology, and Control

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    Na Khan
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    This document summarizes different filth flies and bot flies by grouping them according to species and host. For filth flies like the house fly and stable fly, it describes their mouthparts, breeding habits, where they loiter, diseases they can transmit mechanically or biologically, and control methods. For flesh flies and blow flies it lists their names, adult colors, whether they lay larvae or eggs, main food sources, if they cause facultative or obligate myiasis, and provides an example. Finally, for bot flies infecting various hosts it outlines the species names, where they deposit eggs, how larvae enter the host, early and late larval locations, potential pathologies caused, and treatments.

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    This document summarizes different filth flies and bot flies by grouping them according to species and host. For filth flies like the house fly and stable fly, it describes their mouthparts, breeding habits, where they loiter, diseases they can transmit mechanically or biologically, and control methods. For flesh flies and blow flies it lists their names, adult colors, whether they lay larvae or eggs, main food sources, if they cause facultative or obligate myiasis, and provides an example. Finally, for bot flies infecting various hosts it outlines the species names, where they deposit eggs, how larvae enter the host, early and late larval locations, potential pathologies caused, and treatments.

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    Flesh and Filth Fly Guide: Names, Breeding, Pathology, and Control

    Diunggah oleh

    Na Khan
    This document summarizes different filth flies and bot flies by grouping them according to species and host. For filth flies like the house fly and stable fly, it describes their mouthparts, breeding habits, where they loiter, diseases they can transmit mechanically or biologically, and control methods. For flesh flies and blow flies it lists their names, adult colors, whether they lay larvae or eggs, main food sources, if they cause facultative or obligate myiasis, and provides an example. Finally, for bot flies infecting various hosts it outlines the species names, where they deposit eggs, how larvae enter the host, early and late larval locations, potential pathologies caused, and treatments.

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    Filth Flies

    Names

    Mouthparts

    Breeding

    Loitering

    Musca
    domestica

    Sponging

    Any organic
    material

    Indoor or
    outdoor

    Musca
    autumnalis

    Sponging

    Fresh cow
    manure

    Stomoxys
    calcitrans

    Piercing

    Winter
    swarm inside
    Summer
    Do not go
    inside

    House Fly

    Face Fly

    Stable Fly
    Haematobis
    irritans

    Piercing

    Vegetable
    matter

    Fresh Cow
    manure

    Outdoors on
    light surfaces
    (Occasionally
    indoors)

    Always on
    host (outside;
    never
    indoors leave host if
    host goes
    indoors)

    General
    Path
    Fly Bother
    (male &
    female)
    Fly Bother

    (female only)

    Mechanical
    Vector
    Viral,
    bacterial,
    protozoa, etc.
    Pink-eye
    (Morexella
    bovis)

    Fly bother w/ Suspect for


    reduced
    viral,
    productivity
    bacterial,
    protozoal
    (male &
    female)
    Fly bother w/ Suspect for
    reduced
    viral,
    productivity
    bacterial,
    protozoal
    (male &
    female)

    Biological
    Vector
    (none listed)

    Eyeworm
    (Thelazia)

    Special
    Control
    General
    control
    measures

    General & Infeed


    insecticide

    Stomachworm General &


    (Habronema) remove
    breeding
    material
    Filarial worm
    (Stephanofilaria)

    General & Infeed


    insecticide

    Filth Flies
    Names

    Mouthparts

    Breeding

    Loitering

    General
    Path

    Mechanical
    Vector

    Biological
    Vector

    Control

    Flesh / Blow Flies


    Names

    Adult
    color

    Lay Larvae
    or egg

    Main Food

    Sarcophagids

    Grey

    Larvae

    Carrion

    Calliphorids

    metallic

    eggs

    Carrion,
    necrotic
    tissue, soiled
    fur & wool

    Flesh Flies

    Blow flies,
    bottle flies
    Screwworms

    Facultative
    Myiasis
    Yes

    Yes

    Obligate
    Myiasis

    Other

    No

    (none)

    Yes
    Primary
    screwworm
    (feed on live
    tissue)

    Cochlyomia homnivorax
    (primary screwworm)
    Eradication program

    Flesh / Blow Flies


    Names

    Adult
    color

    Lay Larvae
    or egg

    Main Food

    Facultative
    Myiasis

    Obligate
    Myiasis

    Other

    Bot Flies
    Names / host

    Egg deposit

    Gasterophilus
    1) intestinalis
    1) Legs / body
    2) nasalis
    2) Intermandiblar
    3) hemarrhoidalis 3) Nose/lips
    HORSE

    Hypoderma
    1) lineatum
    2) bovis

    Enter
    host
    Mouth

    Early larval
    location
    Gums &
    tongue

    Late larval
    location
    1) Stomach
    2) Pyloris area
    3)
    Duodenum&rectum

    Pathology

    Treatment

    Gastric ulcers
    colic

    Late summer &


    early fall

    Gadding, meat
    condemnation
    Hide downgraded

    At end of fly
    season to
    prevent bloat &
    paralysis

    legs

    Skin
    penetration 1) Esophagus
    2) Spinal canal

    Back subcutaneous

    Oestris ovis

    Larviposit nostrils

    nostrils

    Nasal passages

    Nasal passages

    Minor to
    distress

    Systemic
    insecticide

    Cuterebra

    In burrow to fur

    Natural
    orifice

    Tissue
    migration

    Subcutaneous

    Skin Warble

    surgical

    Subcutaneous

    Skin Warble

    surgical

    CATTLE

    SHEEP/GOAT
    RODENT, dog, cat
    Dermatobia
    hominis
    HUMAN

    Slave Fly

    Skin /
    wound
    penetration

    Tissue
    migration

    Bot Flies
    Names / host

    Egg deposit

    Enter
    host

    Early larval
    location

    Late larval
    location

    Pathology

    Treatment

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