Biting midges, also commonly called no-see-ums because of how tiny they are, have been making their presence felt. They're not the only insect making life miserable if you head outside.

Commonly referred to as “no-see-ums” in North America, these tiny pests are known as “punkies” in the Northeast, “five-O’s” in Florida and Alabama (due to their penchant for biting people around 5 p.m ...

Fly bites can cause symptoms ... People may also call them no-see-ums, punkies, or gnats. They can cause small, itchy bites and currently, biting midges in the U.S. do not transmit disease.

No-see-ums are a type of biting midge. Holding true to their Lowcountry ... This is necessary for her eggs to fully develop. Gnats fly around in the sunset light in autumn season.

No-see-ums are back — and with ... In the same ballpark as the biting midge is the eye gnat. It's also not a gnat, but a nonbiting fly and is a serious nuisance in its own way.

No-see-ums are causing quite a buzz on Sanibel Island and across Southwest Florida. These tiny, biting midges are leaving locals and tourists alike scratching and swatting. "They attack us ...

No-see-ums are a small species of biting fly sometimes referred to as biting midges and sand fleas. Island Packet “Basically, they’re akin to a mosquito, like a tiny mosquito, but their mouth ...

A biting midge, also known in the Lowcountry as a sand gnat or a no-see-um. E. Scmidtmann USDA Whatever you call them: no-see-ums, gnats, biting midges or just outright annoying — these tiny ...