Alabama’s warm, humid climate creates perfect breeding conditions for aggressive biting flies that can turn outdoor activities into painful ordeals.
With the state experiencing increased rainfall and extended warm seasons, fly populations have surged, making Alabama home to some of the most persistent biting species in the Southeast.
Whether you’re hiking in the Appalachian foothills, fishing along the Gulf Coast, or simply enjoying your backyard, knowing how to identify and avoid these six problematic species can save you from painful bites and potential disease transmission…