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The goldenrod gall fly lives its entire life on goldenrod plants. This fly is small and grows to be about five millimetres long with females usually being a bit larger.Females have an âegg-laying tubeâ (ovipositor) that extends from their abdomen making them easier to identify.oldenrod gall flies do not seem to have any effects on us. They do not sting or bite and they tend to be focused only on mating and goldenrods; in fact, their activities do not even harm the goldenrod.
Mexican Fruit Flies. Mexican fruit flies (Anastrepha ludens) pose a potential threat to agriculture in North America. Although the Mexican fruit fly is found most commonly in Central America, populations have begun to spread north through the American South and California.The Mexican fruit fly is attracted to all citrus, particularly mango and grapefruit crops. These flies measure 7 to 11 mm in length.ike other fly species, the Mexican fruit fly develops through egg, larval and pupal stages before emerging as an adult. Fertilized females seek fruit within which to lay their eggs, ensuring an ample and easily accessible food supply. In ideal, subtropical temperatures, eggs hatch within six days.