Orkin - Insect Identification Guide
beyond abdominal tip; large brownish compound eyes. HABITS: Found primarily in meadows, on foliage and flowers. DIET: A variety of insects, especially caterpillars, flies, butterflies, bees and moths. REPRODUCTION: Females lay hundreds of eggs in large oval masses; nymphs are dispersed by wind or eat one another.
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Orkin - Insect Identification Guide
cdn.orkin.com500 eggs in a lifetime; eggs hatch in 10-24 hours; entire life cycle completed in less than seven days. OTHER INFORMATION: Associated with a number of filth-related diseases. HOUSE FLY Musca domestica Actual Size APPEARANCE: 1/4 inch long; shiny black to tan with yellowish-white lines; orange head; wings have black F-shaped bands.
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