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Filth Fly Symposium
Carrion Fly and Disease Vector Activity Associated with a Decomposing Corpse LTJG D. England
Preliminary Field Evaluations of Commercially Available Filth Fly Traps CDR D. Szumlas
Fly Trapping and Control in Arid Environments Dr. J. Hogsette
Techniques for Evaluating Insecticide Resistance in Filth Flies Dr. P. Kauffman
New Attractants in Fly Trapping and Control Dr. C. Geden
New Fly Control Technologies Dr. P. Koehler
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Preliminary Evaluation of Commercially Available
Filth Fly Traps
  • CDR Daniel Szumlas and Dr. Todd Walker Navy
    Entomology Center Of Excellence, Jacksonville,
    Florida
  • Dr. Chris Geden and Dr. Jerry Hogsette
  • CMAVE, USDA Gainesville, FL

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Filth Fly Problem Situations
  • Sanitation is the most important factor in fly
    control
  • Sanitation levels can be modified where adult
    flies feed and larvae breed
  • On Camp - mess halls, latrines, dishwashing
    areas, soakage pits, garbage handling areas, burn
    pits

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Filth Fly Problem Situations
  • Problem Areas Sites off limits
  • Outside the camp villages and villagers w/
    unsanitary habits or domesticated animals,
    landfills, sewage treatment facilities, etc.

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Fly control options when source reduction
sanitation levels are beyond our control?
  • Exclusion
  • Pesticides
  • Pesticides may be limited and
  • Flies develop resistance quickly
  • Trapping is a viable option as part of management
    program

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Fly Traps for Evaluation
  • Objectives
  • Test traps with potential for use in long-term
    control program
  • Re-usable or with large capacity
  • Ready easy to use bait provided, just add water

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Commercial Fly traps Re-useable- Jar/Bottle
Traps,
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Commercial Fly traps disposable-Bag traps
Farnam FlyRelief3.99
RESCUE! Disposable Fly Trap 3.99
FliesBeGone11-15
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Which commercial fly traps work best?
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Fly Magnet Victor
Terminator Farnam
Final Flight Troy Biosciences
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Ball Trap ISCA (improved McPhail trap)
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Advantage (J.F. Oaks) Fly trap
Troy Biosciences Fermone Big Boy
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Oak Stump Fly Trap
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Squeeze Snap (Trece Storgard)
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FliesBeGone, Combined Distributors, Inc.
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Gainesville 4 Dairy animal research sites
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Jacksonville Clay County waste transfer site
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Trap placement
  • Site conditions affect trap catch drastically
  • Wind, sun exposure, temperature, flight paths,
    distance from and to breeding/resting/feeding
    sites

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Trap placement
  • Traps were placed equidistant from each other and
    from closest available source of flies.
  • 10 ft apart 2 ft from ground rotated daily, for
    7 days

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Collecting Processing
  • Day 7 Trap contents filtered
  • Flies and debris collected in ziplock plastic
    bags
  • Sorted as either House flies or Blow Flies
    (Calliphorid/Sarcophagid)
  • Counted

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Gainesville Sites
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Results
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Results
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Results
Important Factors Bait Trap design/geometry
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Results
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Conclusions Best so Far
  • Best Candidates for filth fly management
    programs
  • Terminator, Farnum
  • Final Flight, Troy Biosciences
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • FliesBeGone, Combined Distributors, Inc.

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Thanks to those who assisted.
Dr. Chris Gedens Group
Dr. Walker
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Preliminary Evaluation of Commercially Available
Filth Fly Traps
  • CDR Daniel Szumlas and Dr. Todd Walker Navy
    Entomology Center Of Excellence, Jacksonville,
    Florida
  • Dr. Chris Geden and Dr. Jerry Hogsette
  • CMAVE, USDA Gainesville, FL

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Troy Biosciences Fermone Big Boy
Advantage (J.F. Oaks) Fly trap
Troy Biosciences Final Flight
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Introduction
  • Good Afternoon, Welcome to the filth fly
    symposium
  • I am CDR Szumlas, from NEC Jax, along with
  • Dr. Jerry Hogsette from CMAVE USDA Gainesville
  • Moderate this session on filth fly biology,
    ecology, and control strategies.
  • On deployment, SOMETIMES there are vector borne
    diseases
  • ALWAYS flies
  • The ORDER OF TOPICS was loosely put together as a
    field scenario where
  • On deployment, a source of flies is emerging from
    a dog or camel carcass or garbage or feces up the
    road
  • whats going on there, ESPECIALLY THE CARCASS
  • Got Flies, want to control them using trapsWHAT
    ARE THE BEST TRAPS?
  • IN DESERT ENVIRONMENT OF IRAQ, AFGHAN. What
    factors are important in filth fly attraction and
    control in desert environments
  • WANT TO USE PESTICIDES
  • Finally, What are the new baits, traps and other
    fly control techniques that show promise for the
    future?

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Conclusions Still need answers
  • Can we control flies with enough traps,
  • To what degree control?
  • How many traps do we need?
  • 1 trap/30 linear ft of breeding/feeding area
  • Is new bait needed each week?
  • How long will these traps work without new bait?
    For what fly species?

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Conclusions
  • Farnum Terminator
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Final Flight
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • Combined Distributors, Inc. FliesBeGone
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Fermone Big Boy
  • Advantage Fly trap
  • ISCA Ball Trap (improved McPhail trap)
  • Trece Storgard Squeeze Snap
  • Oak Stump Fly trap

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Field Expedient Bottle Trap
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Discussion
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Conclusions
  • Farnum Terminator
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Final Flight
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • Combined Distributors, Inc. FliesBeGone
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Fermone Big Boy
  • Advantage Fly trap
  • ISCA Ball Trap (improved McPhail trap)
  • Trece Storgard Squeeze Snap
  • Oak Stump Fly trap

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Conclusions
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Successful fly trapping
  • Use 1 baited trap / 20-30 ft. around perimeter of
    fly breeding area, or where flies rest in
    morning/afternoon
  • House and blow flies strongly attracted to odors.
    Baits can be made for
  • House flies
  • Water
  • Grain
  • Molasses
  • Milk
  • Bananas
  • Blow flies Odors of decaying eggs and meat e.g.,
    fish

Lawrence Pickens, USDA Beltsville, MD
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Filth Fly Symposium
  • Carrion Fly and Disease Vector Activity
    Associated with a Decomposing Corpse - LTJG D.
    England
  • Preliminary Field Evaluations of Commercially
    Available Filth Fly Traps - CDR D. Szumlas
  • Fly Trapping and Control in Arid Environments -
    Dr. J. Hogsette
  • Techniques for Evaluating Insecticide Resistance
    in Filth Flies - Dr. P. Kauffman
  • New Attractants in Fly Trapping and Control - Dr.
    C. Geden
  • New Fly Control Technologies - Dr. P. Koehler

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Results
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Results
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Results
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Still need answers
  • For long-term control, how does succession fit
    into this equation?
  • After 1 week, are dead flies/old fluid attractive
    to house flies, or only to blow flies not
    necessarily attracted to our food?
  • Is new bait needed each week?
  • How long will these traps work without new bait?

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Advantage (J.F. Oaks) Fly trap
Troy Biosciences Fermone Big Boy
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Conclusions Best so Far
  • Farnum Terminator

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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Results
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Conclusions Best so Far
  • Farnum Terminator
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • Combined Distributors, Inc. FliesBeGone

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Fly Traps Tested
  • Farnum Terminator
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • Combined Distributors, Inc. FliesBeGone
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Fermone Big Boy
  • Final Flight
  • Advantage Fly trap
  • ISCA Ball Trap (improved McPhail trap)
  • Trece Storgard Squeeze Snap
  • Oak Stump Fly trap

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Problems with traps
  • Not used/attempted often enough to know if
    control achieved,
  • labor intensive, trap emptied, bait replaced
    weekly
  • messy,
  • disposable traps expire or fill up,
  • must be replaced

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Fly Trap Types
  • Disposable vs. Reusable (jar vs. bag)
  • Trap geometry/design Fly entry
  • Top (holes)
  • bottom (cone),
  • Side hole and tube,
  • both top and bottom (for chimney effect)
  • Ready-to-use (just add water) vs. provide your
    own bait mixture
  • Commercially available vs. you build it (e.g.,
    Pyramid/Cone trap)
  • Trap

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FliesBeGone
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Trap placement
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Trap Positioning
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Day 3
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Day 4
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Day 7
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Dr. Chris Gedens Group
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Traps attractive to more than just flies
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Fly Traps Tested
  • Farnum Terminator
  • Troy Biosciences
  • Final Flight
  • Victor Fly Magnet
  • Combined Distributors, Inc. FliesBeGone

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Troy Biosciences Fermone Big Boy and Advantage
(from J.F. Oaks) Fly trap Both havechimney
effectbut different attractants
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FliesBeGone, (Monster Fly Trap, Red Top, Worlds
Best Fly Trap)
3 days
20 days
10 days
Claims Lasts 4-6 weeks effective radius 50-100
yards holds 20,000-100,000 flies already
effectively working in Iraq
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Field Test Sites
  • Gainesville
  • 4 Dairy animal research sites
  • Jacksonville
  • 1 Clay County waste transfer Center

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Results
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Results
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Results
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