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.
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.
There are many small annoying insect, but the main one would be the mosquito.
Ants sometimes care for a type of insect called an aphid.