Psychodinae
Psychodinae is a subfamily of moth flies, also known as drain flies or sand flies. These small, delicate insects are found worldwide and are often associated with damp, humid environments. Members of the Psychodinae subfamily are characterized by their hairy bodies and wings, which give them a moth-like appearance. They are typically weak fliers and tend to remain close to their breeding sites.
The life cycle of Psychodinae flies begins with eggs laid in moist organic material, such as decaying
While some species of Psychodinae are considered nuisance pests due to their presence in homes, they are