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Simulium sp.
Black flies or buffalo gnats, found where clean water is moving or in a healthy environment, very tiny.
culicoides sp.
No seeums, punkies and sand flies; most active at dusk and dawn, painful bite, very tiny, found on dorsal and ventral areas of the host, horses are allergic, cause Queensland itch sweat itch and sweet itch, bluetongue virus of sheep
Anopheles, Aedes and Culex sp.
Mosquito; vector for heartworm, malaria, yellow fever, elephantitis, West Nile, eastern and western equine encephalitis; found in areas of stagnant water, only females are parasitic
Chroysops sp.
Deer flies, painful bite that cause bleeding sores, feed around navel legs neck and withers, vector for EIA or swamp fever, no vaccine, Coggins test
Tabanus sp.
Horse flies, same as deer flies
Stomoxys calcitrans
Stable fly, size of common housefly, painful bite, prefers horses, worldwide, vector for anthrax and EIA
Haematobia irritans
horn fly, half the size is stable fly, long sharp proboscis, found in cattle in North America, causes most economic losses and US cattle, vector for Stephanofilaria stilesi
Melophagus Ovinus
Found on sheep, called sheep ked, no wings, small louse like flies, sticky eggs, stains wool, thrive in cold
Musca autumnalis
Face fly, pink eye in cattle, looks similar to house fly, larval flies are parasites
Musca domestica
Common housefly, can cause potentially fatal bacterial infections
Calliphora, Phaenicia, Lucilla and Phormia sp.
blow flies and bottle flies, same problems as house flies
Cochliomyia hominivorax
screw worm, livestock fly in SW US, must be reported to govt, eradicated in US but can be imported, long maggots
Cuterebra sp.
wolf fly, small mammals, larva can cause anaphylaxis, large swelling with breathing hole, maggots may have spikes
Hypoderma
Cooks warblers for cattle grubs, heel flies, look like honey bees, infest cattle, can cause anaphylaxis, damage leather