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Flying Insect Library
Flying insects are annoying, especially when you want to enjoy the outdoors at picnics, reunions, and sporting events. Unfortunately some flying insects have found advantages in sharing our living space. Whether they are outdoor or indoor insects, these certainly can be classified as pests.
Learn more information about these flying insects, such as reproductive habits, habitats, and most importantly, excellent natural and organic control options.
Our flying insect library includes flies, mosquitoes, wasps, hornets, meal moths, and clothes moths…all the pests that often bug us. Safer® brand gives you the tools you need to control flying insects in your home and organic garden. Take control and get rid of these pests with Safer® Brand.
 | It's no wonder there are so many flies! The female housefly will lay about 50 to 100 eggs at one time and these eggs will hatch into maggots in a mere 12 hours after being deposited. learn about Flies»
|  | Mosquitoes can be found throughout the world. In the U.S. alone, there are more than 200 different species. Any place that contains standing water is a potential breeding ground for mosquitoes.
learn about Mosquitoes»
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| Social wasps include hornets, yellow jackets, and umbrella or paper wasps. Hornets are not really aggressive toward humans, but watch out for that yellow jacket!
learn about Wasps & Hornets»
|  | Meal moth larvae can cause considerable damage in the home kitchen as well as grocery stores, food mills, restaurants, and other food processing plants. learn about Meal Moths»
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| The clothes moth is only destructive during the larval stage. Clothing, upholstery, curtains and other furnishings may be ruined by their feeding. Dirty clothes are a favorite of theirs! learn about Clothes Moths» |
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