Insects in my food? Say what?! You eat an average of one to two pounds of flies, maggots, and other bugs each year without ...

It’s that time of year – the first full week of cool temperatures prompts insects, spiders, and wildlife to look for warmer, more comfortable places to spend their days and ...

In 1927, Charles Lindbergh flew over Oakley, Idaho, to honor the late aviator Cpt. Noel Davis and his mother, Lena Price.

One of the more common insects affecting livestock is the horse fly. Much larger than a typical house fly or stable fly, horseflies can grow to be just over an inch and have a terrible bite. I noticed ...

They are generally predaceous and cannibalistic, feeding on other insect larvae and earthworms. Come spring, horsefly larvae will pupate and begin emerging as adults throughout spring and into summer.

again likely due to more resources available to the flies' larvae in those areas. That means there's a higher diversity among species of the insect to provide ecosystem benefits beyond agriculture.

The reason for the sudden increase in sightings is that September is mating season for Crane flies, aka Daddy long-legs ... 1 cup vinegar to 1/2 cup vanilla in a spray bottle, is good for keeping ...

Enter one fly farm, located in a church compound, and you’ll be greeted by fetid odors. A peek at a nearby plastic tray reveals why: Clumps of larvae wriggle around decaying food waste.

Unlike adult mosquitoes that can fly across great distances and transmit disease by biting, mosquito larvae are aquatic organisms often found in standing water. Conventional synthetic insecticides are ...