It allows you to monitor the number of flies caught in traps, the location and frequency of sightings, and any changes in breeding sources. keeping records can be very helpful in tracking the effectiveness of control methods and identifying changes in fly populations over time. By regularly monitoring the presence of adult flies with ILTs, it is possible to detect and address infestations early, before they become a larger problem. ILTs can be particularly useful in large indoor spaces, such as commercial kitchens or food processing facilities, where blow flies can be a serious health and sanitation concern. Locating and removing the source of the decay is essential in eliminating the breeding site and reducing the blow fly population. This could be in a wall void, garage, attic, chimney, or crawlspace. The presence of a large number of blow flies indoors can indicate the presence of a dead animal or decaying organic matter in a nearby area. Because blow flies are attracted to decaying organic matter, it is important to inspect and identify any rotting material sources that may attract the flies. In this case, efforts should be focused on identifying and removing outdoor ding sources such as animal manure, carcasses, and decaying plants. If only a few blow flies are seen indoors, it may indicate that they have gained access through an open door or window from an outside breeding site. Identifying (inspection) and removing blow fly breeding sources (Sanitation) is a key component of non-chemical control methods and can affect effectively fly populations. (1) Identifying and removing breeding sources.
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