Cluster flies, also known as attic flies, lay their eggs in soil or other organic matter, typically in the late summer or early autumn. Unlike other fly species, cluster flies do not lay their eggs on...
Cluster flies, also known as attic flies, are known to seek shelter in homes during the colder months. While they can be a nuisance, they typically do not cause harm or reproduce indoors. Here are some...
Cluster flies, also known as attic flies or attic cluster flies, hibernate in protected areas during the winter months. They seek shelter in secluded spaces such as attics, wall voids, behind cladding and other protected areas...
