Flying Insects
Moths
Winged insects with varied colours and wing shapes.
Repeated sightings warrant species identification.
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Flying Insects
Pantry Moths
Small moths that may be noticed around stored food.
Moths or webbing near stored products.
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Flying Insects
Clothes Moths
Small moths that require identification to distinguish from other moths.
Small moths or larvae near stored textiles.
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Flying Insects
Flies
Winged insects with one pair of functional wings.
Repeated indoor sightings warrant a source assessment.
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Flying Insects
Fruit Flies
Small flies that may be noticed near fruit or food residue.
Small flies gathering near food storage areas.
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Flying Insects
Drain Flies
Small flies with a fuzzy, moth-like appearance.
Repeated small-fly sightings near drains.
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Flying Insects
Cluster Flies
Flies that can resemble other common flies and need identification.
Groups of flies around windows or sheltered spaces.
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Flying Insects
Paper Wasps
Winged insects often recognised by a narrow waist.
Repeated flight paths warrant assessment from a distance.
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Flying Insects
Hornets
A type of wasp requiring identification to distinguish the species.
Repeated flight paths or a suspected nest.
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Flying Insects
Yellowjackets
Compact wasps often marked with yellow and black.
Repeated activity around a possible entry point.
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