Fruit Fly (specifically Tephritid fruit fly)

Found in agricultural areas, orchards, and urban gardens with fruiting plants.

Larvae feed on the pulp of developing fruits; adults feed on honeydew, nectar, and bird droppings.

Adults are active during the day and have distinct wing-waving displays used in courtship. Females use the long ovipositor to pierce fruit skin and lay eggs inside.

Major agricultural pests that cause significant damage to fruit crops worldwide; they pose no direct physical risk to humans but can have massive economic impacts.