SU144340A1 - Flycatcher for catching flies for bait - Google Patents

Description

Fly traps are known for catching flies on bait, which are a vessel with a removable top lid and a blind bottom, having an aperture on the side surface above and below, and a shell in the form of a truncated cone facing upwards with a smaller base. However, these flycatchers do not ensure the retention of all the flies caught in them, the maintenance of these flycatchers is difficult and the catching efficiency is insufficient.

In order to eliminate these drawbacks, a flycatcher is offered, equipped with several removable containers, in which holes are arranged in the upper part, and these tanks are suspended from the brackets fixed on a vertical rack so. that they are adjacent to the vessel body and their apertures coincide with the apertures of the latter.

The drawing schematically shows the proposed flycatcher in section.

Inside the galvanized bucket / there are welded at a certain distance from the bottom the stops 2, on which the freely inserted truncated cone 3, made of tin, rests. The bucket is covered with a transparent lid 4 made of plastic. In the lid 4 of the clamp there is a vertical floor 5, into which the consoles 6 are placed, on which up to four additional containers 7 are hung in the form of transparent bags made of any plastic. The container 7 is fixed to cylinders 8 made of tinplate.

The bait 9 is placed on the bottom of the bucket /, in which the flies crawl into the bucket through the manhole 10. Saturated, the flies, striving to get to the light, crawl along the cone 3 upwards or take off. Upon encountering a transparent cover 4 on their way, they begin to look for a way out and enter the holes 11 connecting the bucket / with removable containers 7, which are thus filled. After filling, the container 7 is removed from the cylinders 8 and defended.

The proposed flycatchers can be widely used in places where hoverflies gather, for example, in cattle yards and in places of slaughter.

Subject invention

A fly trap for catching flies on a bait, including a vessel with a removable lid and a deaf bottom, having a side opening at the top and bottom, and a shell in the form of a truncated cone, with a smaller base facing up, characterized in that In order to increase the reliability of retention of flies, facilitate maintenance and increase the efficiency of catching, it is equipped with several removable containers with openings in the upper part, moreover, the tanks are suspended on consoles fixed on a vertical rack so that they adjoin the body and their holes coincide with the manholes of the latter.