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06-12-2011, 06:27 PM
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We have noticed the same thing lakeside on Long Island. They are so tiny they render screens useless. I am no entomologist, but the term "no-see-ums" probably encompasses a number of different insects. The ones I am more familiar with definitely bite, these do not appear to. I have seen them before but not nearly the avalanche of this year.
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