2 BONZ PLACE SEVEN HILLS SYDNEY
NSW 2147 AUSTRALIA
2 BONZ PLACE SEVEN HILLS SYDNEY
NSW 2147 AUSTRALIA
Stinger™ Solar Insect Killer USER MANUAL
Stinger™ Solar Insect Killer USER MANUAL
Mosquitoes are blood sucking insects that are responsible for the
transmission of many diseases. Within Australia there are more than 300
different species of mosquito. Several important human diseases are
transmitted by these insects including Dengue fever, Australian
encephalitis, Ross River virus disease and Barmah Forest virus disease.
Mosquitoes also cause lifestyle problems, through their persistent biting
spoiling recreational and social activities.
MOSQUITOES:
BITING MIDGES
(SANDFLIES):
NON BITING
FLIES:
CODDLING
MOTHS:
Biting midges or sandflies as they are called in Australia are small robust
insects with piercing and sucking mouthparts. These small flies are
renowned for their nuisance biting in coastal areas around lagoons,
estuaries, mangrove swamps and tidal flats. The biting activity of adult is
mainly limited to the periods of dawn and dusk; they will remain inactive
through very windy weather, Female midges may attack humans in large
numbers, biting on any areas of exposed skin, and often on the face, scalp
and hands..
Non-biting flies are often associated with domestic dwellings, especially
throughout the warmer months when they bred prolifically, invading
homes. Non-biting Australian flies contain many species that are
responsible for contamination and spoilage of foodstuffs, annoyance,
mechanical transmission of disease-causing pathogens, and invasion of
living tissues (myiasis). Collectively known as "filth flies", they are
distributed throughout the families of Calliphoridae (blow flies),
Sarcophagidae (flesh flies) and Muscidae (house flies).
Non-biting flies are often associated with domestic dwellings, especially
throughout the warmer months when they bred prolifically, invading
homes. Non-biting Australian flies contain many species that are
responsible for contamination and spoilage of foodstuffs, annoyance,
mechanical transmission of disease-causing pathogens, and invasion of
living tissues (myiasis). Collectively known as "filth flies", they are
distributed throughout the families of Calliphoridae (blow flies),
Sarcophagidae (flesh flies) and Muscidae (house flies).
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