Description: The Nzi trap: Practical tsetse and biting fly control with environment-friendly trapping technology that does not rely on the use of insecticides
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BITING FL IES - The NZI Trap A simple, environment - friendly trap as an alternative to the use of insecticides Hard to believe - A biting fly trap that actually works ! Photo by R.S. Copeland , ICIPE The catch in a Nzi trap baited with cow urine and acetone in the Kenyan Rift Valley in June 1997. The netting contains 1,700 horse flies, stable flies and tsetse that have entered the trap within the last few hours. The collecting bag and bottle are overwhelmed by a catch over a few days of about 20 - 30
Step by Step Instructions How to Make "DIY" Traps out of cloth or rigid materials (plywood, plexiglas) "Nzi" is Swahili for fly Practical R esources Traps for Sale (External site) Technical Photographs High resolution images of tsetse and other biting flies C atches on the 4 th of May, 2006 at the Lower Suwannee Wildlife Refuge between Chiefland and Cedar Key, F lorida, USA The bag contains thousands of horse flies, mostly of the species Tabanus lineola (Photos by D. St rickm
Resources and detailed information from a residential setting in Ontario LATEST: OLOO, F., SCIARETTA, A., MOHAMED-AHMED, M.M., KR諦ER, T., MCMULLLIN, A., MIHOK, S. & P. GUERIN ( 2014) Standardizing visual control devices for tsetse fies: East African Species Glossina fuscipes fuscipes and G lossina tachinoides . PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 8(11): e3334.