2. Birds: Birds such as swallows, martins, and bluebirds love to eat houseflies and other flying insects. They are skilled at catching them in mid-air, and they can consume a large number of houseflies in a short period of time.
3. Lizards: Lizards, such as geckos and chameleons, are another type of predator that preys on houseflies. They are quick and agile, and they can easily catch houseflies that are resting on walls or other surfaces.
4. Frogs and Toads: Frogs and toads are voracious eaters of insects, and houseflies are no exception. They use their long, sticky tongues to catch houseflies and other insects that come within their reach.
5. Praying Mantises: Praying mantises are ambush predators that lie in wait for their prey. They are well-camouflaged, and they can quickly strike and capture houseflies that come too close.
6. Venus Flytraps: Venus flytraps are carnivorous plants that trap insects with their specialized leaves. Houseflies can be attracted to the nectar produced by the plant, and they can easily become trapped when they land on the leaves.
7. Fly Traps: Fly traps are devices designed to catch houseflies. They use sticky paper or other attractants to lure the flies, and then they trap them when they land.
8. Pesticides: Pesticides can kill houseflies; however, it is important to use them carefully, as they can also be harmful to other animals, including humans.