It is typically called a "swarm."
they are small insect that you cant see. they are small insect that you cant see.
There are a lot; mosquito's, bees ants, spider's, and many more
A frog? Maybe.
i hope this question is a joke. how can a rainbow and a flying insect be the same thing? to answer you more exactly OF COURSE NOT!
It is called Entomophobia (also known as insectophobia). It is a specific phobia characterized by an excessive or unrealistic fear of one or more classes of insect, and classified as a phobia.
The end of a small insect that ends in "ic" could refer to "ant," as in "ant" + "ic" = "ant." Alternatively, it could be "larvic," relating to the larval stage of insects. If you meant a specific type of insect, please clarify for a more precise answer!
Can't answer this but have the same problem. Making a real mess of the lawn! I'll let you know when I find out more. Tom
The length of a small insect can be measured using a ruler or caliper to obtain a precise measurement, typically from the head to the tip of the abdomen. For more accuracy, especially with very small insects, a microscope with an integrated measuring scale can be used. Additionally, digital imaging techniques can provide precise measurements by analyzing photographs of the insect. It's important to ensure that the insect is positioned flat and straight for the most accurate reading.
you may be talking about a sand fly. see here: <A href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_fly">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sand_fly</A> they are common around the world and usually come out in summer. or if the insect in mind is larger, it could be a horse-fly. they appear more like flies and are known to sting people. see here: <A href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_fly">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_fly</A> .
Flying in small trainer and sport aircraft can be tremendous fun with amazing sensations of movement and speed. Flying in jet fighters is similar but you are more confined. Flying in large passenger airliners is much like riding in a luxury bus.
I'm not great at insects, but it might be a Copestylum mexicanum. You might want to try a more reliable source than me. It would help to know where you saw it.
nothing, bug is for more younger kids ,insect is more formal