Flies

They live in trees,bushes,plants,flowers,bird houses.

a cicada approximately 2 inches long

Yes flies bother horses. Some are more pesky than others while some can cause a very nasty reaction from the horse. Face flies will cause horse to shake it's head while flies that land on the legs can cause stomping to the point a horse injures itself. Flies that bite will cause the worst of reactions. The flies cause a sharp pinching sensation when they bite and this can cause a horse to bolt, rear, flip over, or attempt to roll.Flies can also transmit diseases from one horse to another so fly prevention strategies are a must.

Like adult dragonflies, dragonfly larvae also eat other insects. Since they are mostly aquatic, they can also get big enough to eat tadpoles and small fish.

Moths and butterflies traditionally symbolize elegance and good luck. If you see them, it means you may experience some spiritual luck.

A disgusting odor usually exists where there are maggots... and the general idea of dining on maggots prevents most people from considering it. But if a driven person could manage to swallow a spoonful of maggots... the most likely thing to happen would be to vomit them back out.

Maggots do not harm humans, seeing maggots feasting off of a dead corpse, animal or simply rotting flesh is only the nature of the maggots. They eat Dead flesh and they have not caused the fate of the corpse. Although, there is a possible way that certain species of flies can lay a larvae of Maggots into a living person. I.e mosquito larvae. Therefore it can be infected and become fatal to the host. Although, it is the Infection itself that is harmful, not the maggots. And is quite easy to remove the maggots from the host in itself and many doctors have seen action of this.

Probably underneath somewhere. it sounds like you have a leak around the drain hole. Larvae are displaced by the soaps etc going down & trying to get away from it. You should have an access to plumbing underneath from ext. Check it out with a flashlight. If you are seeing small flies, then you may have found the source.

Like very many adult insects, they require little nourishment except mineral salts, some calories and water. They "drink" everything - if a food is solid, they empty their stomach contents onto the food to dissolve it, and then suck it back up again - luvverly!!

They Have Two eyes but each eye has about 50,000 views

The worlds slowest bird is thought to be the American woodcock. They have short stocky bodies which do not allow them to fly fast.

House flies have a distinct wing shape. Compared to other breeds, like Horse flies with thick tear drop shaped wings. Color is also a clear indicator.

There are thought to be thousands of species of 'fruit flies', (there are over 1400 described species). The term 'fruit fly' is most often used to describe flies that hang around ripe and over-ripe fruit (family Drosophillidae), rather than a different family that can damage fruit crops, which some consider true fruit flies. The most highly studied species is D. melanogaster, but several species are found commonly in kitchens around the world.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Insecta

Family: Drosophilidae

Genus: Drosophila

Species: melanogaster

no definitive answer

Houseflies do have the ability to hibernate. Although they prefer warm weather, and can mature faster when it's warm, they do not die off in the cold.

I have also been looking up this very same information and maybe this can help you. The biggest known fly from the family Diptera (true flies) is Gauromydas heros . Good luck finding any pictures of it, though. There are many other large flies including the tiger bee flie, African bot flies, Horse flies, and robber flies which all can grow to substantial sized, for a fly.

Maggots do not have gestation periods - they are the juvenille form of flies and are neither capable of reproducing yet nor do they give live birth (flies lay eggs that hatch into maggots). However, if you are referring to how long does it take for a maggot to turn into a fly, this will depend on the species of fly you are asking about.

Butterflies are invertebrates and do not have backbones.

grasshopper

My science book only says these two

1. Their small weight

2. their wings are thin, but sturdy so its easier to push the air

no

You could. But to be safe, I wouldn't.

Birds tend to like a cactus plant's fruits and seeds. Among the birds that are partial to cactus body parts are cactus wrens[Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus], elf owls[Micrathene whitneyi], gilded flickers [Colaptes chrysoides], Gila woodpeckers [Melanerpes uropygialis], red tailed hawks [Buteo jamaicensis], and white winged doves [Zenaida asiatica]. Additionally, some birds may be caught nibbling their way through a cactus plant's thickened outer stem, to form nesting cavities inside. Particularly famous fleshy, juicy cactus tissue eaters are Gila woodpeckers and red tailed hawks.

The lifespan of a dragonfly from egg to death is about month although some dragonflies live six months!

the main predators of the greenfly are:

Lady Birds and Spiders