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A flying insect can be a grasshopper, a fly, a moth or a wasp. Some species are strong flyers and travel long distances.
Focus on two areas when dealing with these pests:
- Where flying insects originate.
- Where flying insects rest.
To prevent drift and non-point source contamination, do not spray haphazardly into the air. Rather, focus on where individuals land, rest and breed. Depending on the species, you might only need to clean a drain or remove a birdbath. Be careful of beneficial insect species, and avoid targeting pollinators.
