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Fly Breeding Sites

Fly elimination begins with locating and eliminating the material in which the flies are feeding and breeding. These two charts will help you match your flying pest to its breeding site or show you what flies breed in any particular material.
Choose any species of fly on the Fly Chart to see its preferred breeding materials.
Choose any of the breeding sources on the Fly Breeding Site Chart to see all flies that will breed in that particular material.

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Fly Breeding Sources

Cheese Skipper or Ham Skipper

Fruit Fly

Fungus Gnat

Moth Fly

Phorid Fly

Sphaerocerid Fly

House Fly

Blow Fly

Bottle Fly

Flesh Fly

Soldier Fly

Cluster Fly

Breeding Site Chart

Flies Which Breed in Particular Materials

Aquatic Sites	Damp Organic Materials	Dead Animals	Decaying Grass
Drains	Earthworms	Fresh Fruits	Garbage
Human Cadavers	Manure	Meats and Cheeses	Rotting Vegetables and Fruits
Seaweed	Sewers and Sewage	Soil Contaminated with Sewage	Wet Soil, Potting Soil

Small Fly Breeding Sites * Denotes primary breeding areas.

Cheese Skipper or Ham Skipper

Fruit Fly

Fungus Gnat

Moth Fly

Phorid Fly

Sphaerocerid Fly

Cheese Skippers

Meat & Cheese*

Human Cadavers

Fruit Flies

Damp Organic Matter*

Rotting Fruits and Vegetables*

Garbage*

Drains

Fresh Fruits

Fungus Gnats

Wet Soil

Drains*

Sewers & Septic Tanks

Sewage Contaminated Soil

Phorid Flies

Rotting Fruits & Vegetables

Damp Organic Matter*

Drains*

Garbage*

Human Cadavers

Sewage Contaminated Soil*

Sphaerocerid Flies

Manure*

Damp Organic Material*

Drains

Rotting Fruits & Vegetables

Garbage

Filth Fly Breeding Sites * Denotes primary breeding areas.

Filth Fly Article

House Fly

Blow Fly

Bottle Fly

Flesh Fly

Soldier Fly

Garbage

Manure*

Rotting Fruits & Vegetables

Decaying Organic Material

Garbage*

Dead Animals*

Damp Organic Material

Bottle Flies

Damp Organic Material

Decaying Grass

Dead Animals*

Garbage*

Flesh Flies

Garbage

Dead Animals*

Soldier Flies

Garbage*

Damp Organic Material

Biting Fly Breeding Sites *Denotes primary breeding areas.

Cluster Fly

Cluster Flies

Earthworms

Aquatic Areas

Manure

Aquatic Areas

Stable Flies

Seaweed*

Manure*

Decaying Grass/Hay/Straw

Aquatic Sites
List of Flies Which Breed in Aquatic Type Sites

Horse Flies

Dead Animals
Flies That Prefer to Breed In or On Dead Animals

Bottle Flies

Flesh Flies

Decaying Grass
Flies Which Breed in Decaying Grass

Bottle Flies

Stable Flies

Damp and Decaying Organic Matter
These flies will breed and feed on damp and decaying organic matter.

Fruit Flies

Phorid Flies

Sphaerocerid Flies

House Flies

Bottle Flies

Cluster Flies

Drains
This list of flies can often be found in drains.

Sphaerocerid Flies

Phorid Flies

Fruit Flies

Earthworms
This fly breeds on earthworms.

Cluster Flies

Fresh Fruits
The fruit fly is so named because it prefers fresh fruit as breeding ground.

Fruit Flies

Garbage
All of these flies can be found in garbage.

Fruit Flies

Phorid Flies

Sphaerocerid Flies

Soldier Flies

Flesh Flies

Bottle Flies

House Flies

Human Cadavers
These two nuisance flies can be found breeding in or on human cadavers.

Cheese Skippers

Phorid Flies

Manure
The following list includes flies that breed in manure.

Sphaerocerid Flies

House Flies

Stable Flies

Meat and Cheese
Meat and cheese are the preferred feeding and breeding source for these flies.

Cheese Skippers (or Ham Skippers)

Rotting Vegetables and Fruits
Decaying and rotting fruits and vegetables are breeding sources for:

Phorid Flies

Sphaerocerid Flies

Fruit Flies

House Flies

Seaweed
This fly will breed on seaweed.

Stable Flies

Sewers
This fly will breed in sewers.

Sewage Contaminated Soil
These two flies can be found breeding in sewage contaminated soil.

Fungus Gnats

Potting Soil, Wet Soil
The Fungus Gnat breeds in wet potting soil and other wet soils.

Fungus Gnats

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