INDEX

Air-sacks, breathing by, [46]
Anthomyida, [10], [17]
Asilus crabroniformis, [55]
Aphides, plant-lice, etc., [8]
Beelzebub, Lord-of-flies, [2]
Bibionidæ, semi-blindness of, [108]
Birds, food for, [80]
Black death, [2]
Blood-sucking flies, kinds of—
- genus, chrysops, [24]
- genus, hæmatobia, [16]
- genus, hæmatopota, [23]
- genus, lyperosia, [17]
- genus, tabanus, [23]
- genus, therioplectes, [23]
Blood-sucking midges and gnats
- —common species—
- ceratopogon pulicaris, [108]
- ceratopogon bipunctatus, [108]
ceratopogon varius, [108]
- (also others of the same genus and of the allied genus, anopheles)
- culex pipiens, [108]
Blue-bottles, [12], [18], [33], [36], [51]
Borborus equinus, [34]
Bot-fly of the horse, [26]
Breeze-flies, "blinden," [10], [23], [29], [69]
Bridgewater Treatises, [1]
Cabbage-fly, [17]
Calliphora erythrocephala } see blue-bottles
Calliphora vomitoria } see blue-bottles
Celery-fly, [17]
Chelifers, [55]
Chrysops cæcutiens, [24]
Chrysops relicta, [24]
Conops flavipes, [22]
Contagion, fly-borne, [84]
Cordylurida, [10]
Cow-dung fly, the yellow, [19]
Crane-flies, or Daddy-long-legs, [109]
Cremation of refuse, [41], [61], [65], [70]
Cyrtoneura simplex, [17]
Dipteræ, nearly 3,000 species, [10]
Dragon-flies, [55]
Drone-flies, [20], [22]
Dun-flies, see Gad-flies
Dust-bins, preferably open, [65], [70]
Dust destructor furnace, imperative, [65]
Economic value of the fly, [41]
Egg-traps, domestic refuse as, [65], [72]
Empidæ, [54]
Empusa muscæ, [56]
Eristalis tenax, [21]
Exclusion from rooms, [76]
Fannia canicularis, [7]
Fannia scalaris, [14], [18]
Filth-flies, [51]
Fleas, [108]
Flecked flesh, [29]
Fly chart, the Wingate, [88]
Fly-traps, [66]
Forest (or spider) fly, [22]
Fungus-flies, [51]
Futurist's Credo, [39]
Gad-flies, [23]
Garden pests, vegetarian, [17]
Gargantuan jokes, [32]
Gastrophilus, see Œstrus
Gentles, apparatus for breeding, [80]
Gentles, green, [82]
Glossina morsitans, [62]
Green-bottle flies, [20]
Grey blow-flies, [19]
Hæmatobia stimulans, [16]
Hæmatopota crassicornis, [23]
Hæmatopota italica, [23]
Hæmatopota pluvialis, [23]
Hibernation, [15], [80]
Hippoboscidæ, [22]
Horse-flies, see Forest-flies
House-fly fungus, [56]
House-fly, larva of, [35]
House-fly, wing pattern of, [12]
Hover-flies, [20]
Human intestinal myiasis, [25], [26]
Humble Creatures, [1], [34]
- hydrotæa dentipes, [17]
- hydrotæa irritans, [17]
Instar, pupa, or chrysalid, [40]
Larvæ, see Maggots
Lesser house-fly, larva of, [36]
Lesser house-fly, wing pattern, [12]
Louse-fly, tick, or ked, [22]
Lucilia Cæsar, [20]
Lucilia sericata, [20]
Lyperosia irritans, [17]
Maggots, feeding in company, [36]
Maggots, insectivorous, [21]
Maggots, jumping or hopping, [111], [112]
Maggots, myiasic possibilities, [28], [37], [82]
Maggots, parasitic on lepidoptera, etc., [111]
Maggots, predaceous, [109]
Maggots, "rat-tail," [21]
Maggots, "star-tail," [109]
Meal-worms, [80]
Merodon narcissi, [21]
Messengers of peril, [78]
Metamorphosis, [37]
Microdon, [22]
Musca corvina, [14], [17]
Muscina stabulans, [18], [27]
Nostril-fly of the sheep, [4], [26], [28]
Ocelli, visual importance of, [45]
Odour of humanity, attracted by, [33]
Œstrid flies, egg-laying aggressions, [31], [69]
Œstrus hominis, discredited, [28]
Œstrus (Gastrophilus) equi, [27]
Œstrus (Gastrophilus) hæmorrhoidalis, [26]
Œstrus nasalis [4]
Œstrus ovis, [28]
(Œstrus ovis hypoderma) bovis, see worble-flies
(Œstrus ovis hypoderma) lineatum, see worble-flies
Onion-fly, [17]
Owl-midges, moth-like, [109]
Pestering flies, commoner kinds of—
- cyrtoneura simplex, [17]
- fannia canicularis, [7]
- fannia scalaris, [18]
- musca domestica, [7]
- musca corvina, [17]
- muscina stabulans, [18]
- and other Anthomyidæ
Poisons, effective insecticide, [73]
Polietes lardaria, [18]
Pond blood-worms, [108]
Robber-flies, [54], [109]
Root-fly, the, [17]
Sarcophaga carnaria, [19]
Scatophaga stercoraria, [19]
Scavenging services, [78]
Scenopinus fenestralis, [110]
Sex differentiation, [45]
Soldier-flies, [22], [109]
Spiders, flies parasitic on, [110]
Stable-fly, [12], [13], [16], [51]
Stable manure, [67]
Stomoxys calcitrans, [12], [13], [16], [51]
Stratiomyidæ, [22], [109]
Swallow, attracted to breed, [53]
Syrphidæ, [20]
Syrphus, [21]
Tabanidæ, [10], [22], see also blood-sucking flies
Tachinidæ, [10], [19]
Therioplectes, see blood-sucking flies
Tipulidæ, [109]
Traps for flies, some ineffective, [72]
Turnip-fly, a beetle, [17]
Veins of wings, [11]
Voltairean atheism, controversy of, [5]
Volucella, [21]
Warning signals, flies as, [78]
Westminster Hospital and myiasis, [28]
Window-fly, the, [110]
Window screens, [77]
Wingate's nomenclature symbols, [12]
Wing patterns contrasted, [12]
Worble-flies, [26], [28], [69]

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