Psilidae
Psilidae is a small family of true flies (Diptera) commonly known as rust flies or psiliid flies. The group has a worldwide distribution, with the highest diversity in temperate regions. They are typically found in habitats rich in decaying organic matter, such as dung, compost, leaf litter, and moldy vegetation.
Adults are small to medium in size and usually have a slender body with long legs. They
The life cycle includes eggs laid in or on decaying organic material. Larvae are generally saprophagous, developing
Ecology and significance: Psilidae are not considered major agricultural pests. They are primarily of interest to