A midge is a small flying insect belonging to the family Chironomidae, often resembling mosquitoes but typically lacking the long proboscis. They are commonly found near water bodies and can be a nuisance due to their swarming behavior. In a broader context, "small flying insect" can refer to various tiny insects, including gnats and fruit flies, often characterized by their delicate bodies and wings.
An apple midge is a midge whose larvae cause damage to apples, especially a small dipterous insect, Latin name Lycoriella ingenua.
It is typically called a "swarm."
A gnat or midge, dust mites are also quite tiny
A midge has two wings. These small, flying insects belong to the order Diptera, which is characterized by having a single pair of functional wings, while the second pair is reduced to small structures called halteres that help with balance during flight.
A small flying insect that stings when disturbed.
A mosquito, bee or any insect that has wings and a stinger.
a mosquito i think you might have to cheak ... srry
The small insect that jumps is called a flea.
A wingless midge grows up to half an inch.
There are many small annoying insect, but the main one would be the mosquito.
The most recognizable member from the order Siphonaptera is the extremely small flea. The flea doesn't have any wings, but has a vertical leap of approximately 7 inches, and a horizontal leap of about 13 inches.
Ants sometimes care for a type of insect called an aphid.