House Fly:

The house fly is one of the most widespread insects globally, often living in close association with humans. They are opportunistic feeders, consuming liquids or moist solids, and are capable of carrying pathogens from unsanitary areas to food. Females can lay hundreds of eggs in decaying organic matter, manure, or garbage, with larvae developing rapidly. Adults are active fliers and frequently enter homes through open doors and windows. Controlling house flies involves sanitation, exclusion, and mechanical or chemical control methods.