Deer living in protected wetlands are causing "high levels of damage" by grazing wetland plants and eating farmers' crops, a ...

This includes mosquitoes, deer flies, and horse flies, which track us down by detecting carbon dioxide in our breath and other body odors. Flies have an astonishing ability to sense and analyze ...

Many horseflies and their cousins, the deer flies, thrive in places with thick vegetation, especially if it’s close to water sources. This is because these habitats offer the moist soil ...

Experts have found the growing deer population in the Norfolk Broads is harming biodiversity in the protected wetland.

As an adult, the fly is fuzzy in appearance, with some resemblance to a bumblebee. But other than that they're both insects, appearance may be where the similarities end. Female deer botflies squirt ...