Özet:

This study was conducted in 2002 with the aim of determining the presence and seasonal distribution of mice in Hatay's districts of Antakya, Kırıkhan, Hassa and Belen. In these districts, a total of 1046 mice, including 138 male and 908 female, has been captured with the help of smelled liver parts, which were regularly visited in the months when the mice were active, and the snip (Z-9 tricosen, Azamethiphos) granulated on them. The majority of the 6 species of mice identified as a result of morphological studies were Lucilia sericata (63.58%). This was followed by Chrysomyia albiceps (26,39%). Calliphora vicina (4.88%), C. vomitaria (0.03%), Sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis (3.54%) and S. carnaria (1.34%) were less affected. Lucilia Sericata and Ch. Albiceps is found in all the districts of Hatay. There were no species of C. vicina and C. vomitaria among the mice gathered in the Reyhanlı, Altınözü, Dörtyol and Erzin districts, which were only once visited for the purpose of the detection of the fauna. The majority of mice was made by women who saw animal-based proteins as a source of reproduction (86.81%). The mice showed seasonal activity between April and November. The numbers that appeared in April increased until May, and in November, the number gradually decreased. Most mice was obtained in May (24.28) and at least mice was obtained in November (1.43) As a result, the mice gathered in the Hatay area in L. sericata and Ch. It has been observed that majority of major species of albiceps (90%) are important.

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