Unidentifiable (likely Fungus Gnat or Fruit Fly)

Moist soil, decaying organic matter, ripening fruits, indoor houseplants, and near sinks or garbage disposal areas.

Larvae feed on fungus, decaying vegetation, plant roots, or fermenting organic material; adults feed on liquid nectar or moisture.

Attracted to light, moisture, and yellow sticky traps. Flies erratically near breeding sources.

Harmless to humans as they do not bite or sting; however, high populations can be a nuisance indoors or cause root damage to delicate plants in larval stages.