Order: Diptera (true flies)
Adult
One pair of wings, hind wings reduced to knob-like organs
Immature
Flies undergo a complete metamorphosis. The larvae, however, are commonly referred to as maggots. Most maggots are white and translucent when newly hatched, they have a segmented body, and no legs.
| Picture | Scientific name | Common name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Delia sp. | Maggots | Larvae feed in host plant roots. They are creamy-white maggots. Fully grown larvae can be up to 10 mm in length. |
| Picture | Scientific name | Common name | Description |