Fly Parasites attack Horse Fly, House Fly, and Filth Fly, These tiny flying insects are completely biteless, stingless and do not bother humans or animals. Fly Parasites go virtually unnoticed, only flying inches off the ground. This package contains Fly Parasites in a parasitized pupae stage and will be hatching or close to hatching upon receival. How do Fly Parasites Work? Fly Parasites control flies in animal manure accumulations and other filth fly breeding sites. Very effective against; The Housefly, Biting Stable Fly, Garbage Fly, and the lesser housefly, which make up 95% of flies. Control is less complete on; The False Stable Fly, Face Fly, Flesh Fly, and Horn Fly, since they complete their life cycle widely disperse in pasture. Fly Parasites do not bite, sting, swarm or bother humans, or animals. Fly Parasites are nocturnal and are rarely seen during the day. They operate at depths up to 8 inches in the manure, honing in with their biological radar on fly larvae that are about to pupate. How to use Fly Parasites: Fly Parasites arrive in wood shavings in the immature state, inside a pupa (cocoon), which looks like a black rice kernel. When fully grown they will cut a hole in the pupae and exit as adults, searching for more fly larvae, continuing the cycle. Upon arrival, Fly Parasites will begin to emerge from their cocoons within days. If you would like to view the predators before releasing, place the package in a warm area, out of direct sun light and check daily. Once hatched, release Fly Parasites within 24 Hours. To release, simply sprinkle Fly Parasites near manure and then lightly cover to protect from birds or hand release bags off the ground to protect from birds and rodents out of direct sun light. Height is not critical. Fly Parasites will self-distribute up to 100 yards. In early spring, Fly Parasites should be release at first sight of flies.
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