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Picture this: You step outside on a beautiful summer morning, coffee in hand, ready to enjoy your patio. Within seconds, you're under attack by aggressive, buzzing monsters that seem determined to...
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Discover why only female horse flies bite and how to stop them before they reproduce—using a natural, chemical-free t...
As summer heats up, there's nothing quite like a refreshing dip in the pool to beat the scorching temperatures. Howe...
We List and provide answers to 10 of the most asked questions about greenhead flies by people who are desperate to av...
Read our answers to ten common questions that help you understand these terrorizing creatures and discover our soluti...
Anthrax is an ancient disease in livestock and one of the many diseases that can be spread by biting flies. Anthrax i...
Greenheads are in the genus Tabanus and are one of a few families of biting flies. They get their greenhead name from...
Horse flies are a very large family of biting flies. Scientifically, horse flies belong to the family Tabaninae and t...
Yellow flies are members of the deer fly family. They are big biting flies. In the South, they call them yellow flies...
Horse flies are highly successful predators. Their accuracy is nearly perfect. In fact, You cannot hide from them bec...
Horse fly and deer fly, which include yellow flies and green heads are in the family Tabanidae. This group of biting ...
“Soft, pink, and such easy prey,” that is what Tabanus nigrovittatus — the greenhead fly would say about humans if th...