House fly

House flies are attracted to a wide range of organic materials, including food, garbage, and animal waste. They are known for their rapid breeding and ability to transmit diseases.

House flies are a common pest found in and around homes. They are attracted to areas where food is prepared, stored, or served because they feed on the food particles left behind. They can also be found near garbage cans and other places where decaying organic matter is present.

House flies are a common nuisance, but they can be more than just an annoyance. These small insects can actually carry and spread diseases such as salmonella and coli, making them a potential health hazard.

Maintaining good sanitation practices, sealing potential entry points, and using screens on windows and doors can help prevent house fly infestations.