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|name              = Hydrotaea irritans
 
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Also known as: '''''Sheep headfly
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==Hosts==
 
==Hosts==
Cattle, sheep, and horses.
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Cattle, sheep, and horses. In cattle, it may be associtaed with the transmission of pathogens causing [[Summer Mastitis|summer mastitis]].
  
 
==Identification==
 
==Identification==
''H. irritans'' is morphologically very similar in appearance to [[Musca spp.|''Musca'']]. The adult flies are 4-7mm in length, have a green thorax and a yellow abdomen.
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''H. irritans'' is morphologically very similar in appearance to [[Musca spp.|''Musca'']], and is of the class [[Insecta]]. The adult flies are 4-7mm in length, have a green thorax and a yellow abdomen.
  
 
==Life Cycle==
 
==Life Cycle==
The female lays eggs in the faeces, or decaying vegetation. Eggs then hatch into larvae in the autumn, and begin to mature. However, development is haltered until the following spring. They then undergo pupation, and maturation is complete. Adults emerge in summer.
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The female lays eggs in the faeces, or decaying vegetation. Eggs hatch into larvae in the autumn, and begin to mature. However, development is haltered until the following spring. They then undergo pupation, and maturation is complete. Adults emerge in the summer.
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Latest revision as of 19:02, 6 July 2012


Hydrotaea irritans
Phylum Arthropoda
Class Insecta
Order Diptera
Family Trichodectidae

Also known as: Sheep headfly

Hosts

Cattle, sheep, and horses. In cattle, it may be associtaed with the transmission of pathogens causing summer mastitis.

Identification

H. irritans is morphologically very similar in appearance to Musca, and is of the class Insecta. The adult flies are 4-7mm in length, have a green thorax and a yellow abdomen.

Life Cycle

The female lays eggs in the faeces, or decaying vegetation. Eggs hatch into larvae in the autumn, and begin to mature. However, development is haltered until the following spring. They then undergo pupation, and maturation is complete. Adults emerge in the summer.


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