What s the deal with a lot of flies and bee like things in the house?

There are a lot of flies and something similar to bees in the house, probably because of the following reasons:

1.Food scraps and rotting food: These are the main foods for flies and bees**. So, if you litter your home with food scraps and rotting food, you'll attract these insects to come and feed.

2.Warm and humid environments: Flies and bees prefer warm and humid environments as this environment is conducive to their growth and reproduction. So, if you have a warm and humid environment, these insects will be attracted to inhabit.

3.Openings such as windows and doors: Flies and bees can enter the home through openings such as windows and doors. If you have these openings in your home, they need to be blocked in time to prevent these insects from entering.

4.Lights: Flies and bees are phototaxis, so they are attracted to light and fly into their homes. If you have bright lights in your home, it will attract these insects.

To get rid of these insects, you can do the following:

1.Clean up food debris and rotting food, and dispose of food properly to reduce food for flies and bees**.

2.Close openings such as windows and doors to prevent flies and bees from entering your home.

3.Use tools such as flytraps and insecticides to get rid of flies and bees. When using pesticides, you should pay attention to safety and avoid accidental ingestion or contact**.

4.Reduce the use of lights to reduce attraction to flies and bees.

In conclusion, measures such as keeping your home clean, reducing food debris and rotting food, closing openings, using tools such as fly traps and insecticides, and reducing the use of lights can effectively prevent the breeding of flies and bees.

There must be eggs laid by flies in some corner of the house. Or there are eggs next to the window. It is recommended to apply medicine to eliminate the root cause.

It's a fruit fly.

The body of the fly is small and medium-shaped, the head is round and spherical, the middle thorax is well developed, and the wings are spotted. It is a herbivorous insect, the larvae are latent feeders, harming all parts of the plant, from roots, stems, leaves, flowers and even fruits, many species are crop pests, among which the species that harm the fruit are particularly important, such as the Mediterranean fruit fly, the apple fruit fly, the cherry fruit fly are world-famous;

These species are subject to world quarantine and have not yet been found in China. Some species have also been found to be important pests of fruits and vegetables such as citrus, pears and melons, such as citrus fruit fly, citrus fruit fly, melon fruit fly and wolfberry fruit fly.

Mediterranean fruit fly

Mediterranean fruit fly harms a variety of citrus and deciduous fruit trees (such as sweet orange, grapefruit, lemon, peach, apricot, plum, pear, apple, quinckey, avocado, persimmon, loquat, fig, pineapple, guava, banana, papaya, grape, eucalyptus, etc.);

In addition, there are many cultivated or wild plant fruits (including hedgerows and ornamental shrubs) on which the adults lay eggs and larvae develop within the fruit. In addition to direct consumption of the pulp, it also leads to the occurrence of bacterial and fungal diseases, which cause the whole fruit to rot. Fruits with eggs will reduce the quality of their sale.

The body is wide or slender, the body color is single dark or often has bright color markings such as yellow, orange, gray and white, and some species have metallic colors such as blue, green, copper, etc., and the appearance resembles a bee.

The question is very large, with the size of a fly, and the behavior of a fly, rubbing his hands and turning his head, but it is yellow like a bee.

The main thing is to revolve around me all the time.

You can just drive it away.

This is a fruit fly, and there are two kinds of flies.

1. Small orange fruit fly.

The small fruit fly is a devastating pest of fruits and vegetables, harming more than 250 species of fruits and vegetables in more than 40 families. Adults lay eggs in fresh fruits, and the larvae swarm in the fruit to feed, causing the fruit to rot and yellow before ripeness, resulting in a large number of fruit drops, and the old mature larvae enter the soil to pupate. 3 to 9 generations occur in a year, there is no strict overwintering process, and the generations overlap.

2. Citrus fruit fly.

The host of the citrus fruit fly is limited to citrus, and the adult worm lays eggs in the young citrus fruits, and there are small needle holes in the oviposition, which resemble a crater indentation. One generation occurs a year, and the pupae overwinter in the soil.

It was unearthed from April to May of the following year, and reached its peak in mid to late May. The newly feathered adults do not feed, and within one week, they fly to the green forests and bamboo forests near the orange orchard to feed on aphids, honeydew and dew. The adult active period can last until the end of August, and they are nocturnal and nocturnal, preferring to stop the back of the leaves, and are agile in the middle of the day to evening on sunny days.

After about 20 days of eclosion, it flies to the orchard to mate and lay eggs, and the spawning period is 6 to 7 months, and the eggs are laid in the young citrus fruits.

The first half of September is the peak incubation period. After hatching, the larvae eat the pulp in the fruit, which is yellow before ripening, forming maggots and falling fruit in advance. Mature larvae pupate and overwinter.

Prevention and control methods. 1. Strengthen popular science education, and find maggots to be exterminated in time, and do not throw maggots on the side of the road or in streams and rivers; Remove the insects and overripe fruits on the trees in a timely manner, pick up the fallen fruits, and dispose of the insects and fruits in a timely manner by soaking and incineration; In winter, the garden is cleared and ploughed to kill the overwintering pupa.

2. In the peak period of adult mating and oviposition, hang bottles, spot spray or strip spray to trap, and the bait can be commercial bait or homemade brown sugar poison bait, protein poison bait, etc.; For orchards with serious occurrences, pesticides such as pyrethroid can be sprayed on the dense part of the canopy during the active period of adult oviposition, and sprayed more than 2 times.

Gadfly gadfly, the common name of the fly, resembles a fly and is slightly larger, and the female insect sucks the blood of cattle and other livestock, harming domestic animals. It is a medium- to large-sized species with strong and soft hairs, often referred to as gadfly. The general shape is grayish-black, stout, and oblong-ovate.

The body is about 19 mm long and 6 mm wide. Large flies are up to 40 mm long and are less common. The head is broad, hemispherical, with large compound eyes on both sides, mouthparts stabbing and suctioning, antennae three segments, short.

The dorsal plate of the chest and the small shields are grey. The body is mostly covered with black soft hairs and gray-white powdery matter. a pair of forewings well-developed, hyaline membranous, wings brown; Hindwings degenerate into balance rods, yellow.

ventral transverse joint, terminal arcuate; Six-legged, stout. From July to September, adults are good at long-distance flight, and are mostly seen in the countryside and livestock gathering places.

This insect is called gadfly, commonly known as "blind bump" or "blind fly" in the northeast forest area, with a large, hemispherical head, or slightly triangular. The compound eyes are large, and some males are eye-touching or off-eye; The tree is hairy, often green-red and other metallic flashes; One eye sometimes disappears. The antennae are long and short, mostly protruding forward, the base is distinct, and the end 3-8 nodes are healed into horns.

The mouthparts are suitable for chelation and absorption. lower jaw broad-lobed; mandibular whiskers 2, flaky hairy; The palate is strong; The lower lip or beak is straight and short or elongated. The chest is large and hairy.

The wings are large and transparent, or colored. There are two submarginal chambers, five posterior chambers, the basal chamber is large, the gluteal chamber is generally closed, the anterior veins surround the whole winged margin, and the axillary lobes are large. The feet are strong, the tibia is sometimes flattened and broad, the middle tibia is distal, the hind tibia is sometimes distal, and there are claw pads and interclaw protrusions.

The abdomen is broad and hairy, flattened, 7-segmented, and the cocaudal apparatus is hidden. The eggs are long needle-shaped, laid into clumps and covered with gelatin, which are easily parasitized by black egg wasps and are often mistaken for egg masses of the three moths.

Excluding the above that you said, say.

Ming flies don't breed inside the house, so they must come from outside.

Or the windows and doors of the home are not tightly closed, or places such as chimneys, sewers, toilet ventilation ducts, air conditioning outlets, balcony overflows, etc., take a thorough inspection. In addition, every time you enter and exit the door and open and close the window, pat and shake it in advance to scare away the mosquitoes and flies guarding the doors and windows, otherwise you will also take advantage of the situation.

Generally, in autumn, when the weather is getting colder and the temperature is lowering, there will be a lot of flies in the house inexplicably, because the temperature in the house is relatively high, and the insects will be everywhere.

Check whether the large holes in the walls of the bedroom and living room are blocked or have gaps in the pipes of the air conditioner.

Look for pupae in the pipes in the kitchen or bathroom, or the flowers and plants raised at home. Is there something under the furniture or something Pay attention to the flies gathered in the living room**, focus on checking there.

First of all, make sure that the doors and windows are closed, there are no gaps in the windows, and there are no holes in the screens. Then check the holes that communicate between the home and the outside, air conditioning holes, water and gas pipe holes, etc., to see if there are any holes that are not blocked. There is also a key place is the sewer hole, if there is no problem with the cavities in these places above, then the biggest possibility is to climb up from the sewer, if the floor is high, it is inevitable that some small flying insects will go up from the sewer, and if the floor is low, the possibility is even greater.

If it is climbed up the sewer, the easiest way is to boil a pot of boiling water and pour it down, and then buy a plug of the right size to plug the mouth of the small waterway.

Personally, I feel that flies may not be produced indoors!

Is it new furniture? After the renovation of the new house, the volatiles in the wood paint and wall paint contain some fragrances and other odors that will attract flies and other flying insects!

Fly eggs will enter the home through wind and air, just pay more attention, clean frequently, and then use insecticides, pay attention to protection.

See if there's any food under the couch. Flies like to eat rotten things and lay their eggs directly on them. I think there's another possibility, which is that there's rotten stuff downstairs in your house, so there's a lot of flies.

You try to close all the windows and spray the flies in the house to see if there will be any more flies.

It breeds mainly in damp places, sewers, and toilets. It may also be related to the outside environment, there may be a lot of piles of household garbage near your home

I would like to ask, is your house fly cleared? This is also the case in my house now, with more than 10 flies every day, on the glass in the living room. I don't know ** is coming. And they're all very big, and we're calling them mung bean flies here.

There is a smell in your house that attracts flies, look carefully, the place with the most flies is the key to the problem.

It has to do with the environment around your home.

It's inevitable, and the surrounding environment will also affect it.

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It's a butterfly fly. It breeds mainly in damp places, sewers, and toilets. It can be killed with pyrethrins.

Clean frequently, pay attention to close the screen doors and windows, and throw away the garbage in time.

Your home definitely has an item or smell that attracts it too! The house must not be clean enough! It's OK to buy a bottle of insecticide!

You open the windows and doors every day for ventilation, it may not be your home, it is outside, and then buy a bottle of insecticide to spray more.

If it's not your home, you can reseal the doors and windows. Spray doors and windows with insect repellent such as toilet water.

It may be related to the outside environment, there may be a lot of piles of domestic garbage near your home, it is recommended to close the doors and windows usually, and it is best to install screens, so that flies will not fly in.

It should be a bee fly, you see.

If that's the case, just chase them away.

This is the third bug I've recently come across to ask about this bug.

This is [fruit fly], specifically.

The species cannot be identified by these **. Taxonologically, it belongs to the family of Diptera Drosophila, which is a close relative of flies, and has a farther relationship with bees. Their larvae feed on the fruits of fruits, melons, etc., and eat the flesh of the fruits.

They don't build nests in houses like bees, and the reason why they fly out in swarms is because they are attracted by the lights and fly in more from the outside. There are no more fruits left for them to lay eggs this season, so they can only find a quiet place and wait for the end of their lives. There will be no danger to people's health and safety.

It's a fruit fly. The body of the fly is small and medium-shaped, the head is round and spherical, the middle thorax is well developed, and the wings are spotted. Fruit flies are herbivorous insects, and the larvae are latent feeders, which harm all parts of plants, from roots, stems, leaves, flowers and even fruits.

Diptera syrphidae insects, about 4,000 species. Often hanging among flowers. It has yellow markings and resembles a wasp or bee, but does not sting.

It is distinguished from other flies by a false vein parallel to the 4th longitudinal vein on the wings.

Aphid-eating flies themselves have no ability to sting or bite, but they often have various mimics, often imitate wasps or bees in body shape and color, and can imitate bees for stinging actions.

Very well distinguished. Aphid-eating flies: bristle antennae, licking and sucking mouthparts, a pair of wings, balanced stick bees: knee-mounted antennae, chewing and sucking mouthparts. Two pairs of wings (often connected).

What kind of thing, the more stout abdomen with I-shaped patterns is the flower fly, the body is small and can hover in the air is the aphid fly, they grow like this, in order to disguise themselves as bees to scare away natural enemies, biologically called mimicry.

Well, you're talking about beeflies! The bee fly, known as Eristalomyia tenax in Latin, is an animal in the family Aphididae, a phylum of arthropods. It is bee-like and about 15mm long; The antennae of the antennae of the head are simple and unbranched.

Because of its resemblance to male bees, bee flies can effectively scare off intruders and are known as one of the 11 species in nature"Master of disguise"One. Its adults like to go in and out of flowers and inhabit the wild. Its larvae are a type of traditional Chinese medicine that is used to strengthen the spleen and eliminate appetite.