Gnats and Springtails – Common Pests Following a Wet Spring

Gnats Gnats are any of several species of small, non-biting flies. They appear suddenly, forming annoying swarms in the air as they mate. While they look like mosquitoes, these gnats cannot bite (Figure 1). Usually, they live for just a few days, and then disappear. Some are attracted to light and may be a nuisance,…

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