Sandy Birrell wrote:
brians wrote:

Sandy Birrell wrote:


Mark Tinsky wrote:


In article 5c_5d.122050$KU5.84312@edtnps89, Tim Lysyk
wrote:


Ill try to catch one of the little buggers. Yhe closest thing I can
liken them to is a leafhopper or an aphid.There were plenty
out tonite MT


It could be a Chironomid.

I was thinking the same thing. I've seen small, bright green midges
before, but it was on a lake. They did look a little like aphids in
color, but not shape.

brians


How about a lacewing? They are probably bigger than you saw though.


http://www.biocontrol.ucr.edu/photos...s/lacewing.jpg

No, definitely not a lacewing. I'm very familiar with lacewings, and
their aroma. The bugs I saw were much smaller than your average
mosquito. I'd say #22-24. The bright green color was about the only way
you could pick them out on the surface.

brians