It's not just mosquitoes that have people reaching for insect repellent; flies, ticks, chiggers, gnats and no-see-ums have also come out, ready to find their next victim. Ticks can be out anytime ...

Aaron Lloyd, assistant director for Mosquito Control, described them as "very aggressive biters." No-see-ums, which are almost invisible to the naked eye, can leave welts that last for days ...

Your ankles and wrists may still be targeted by the no-see-ums. No-see-ums have the same life cycle as mosquitoes. Meaning, they reproduce and congregate near standing bodies of water. Avoid being ...

Beyond mosquitoes, this trap will also capture house and biting flies, moths, no-see-ums, beetles, wasps, yellow jackets, stink bugs, gnats, and more. Big yard with lots of pesky mosquitoes?

Island Packet Hayes said no-see-ums are essentially “really small flies.” “Basically, they’re akin to a mosquito, like a tiny mosquito, but their mouth looks a little different,” Hayes said.

Avoid standing water No-see-ums have the same life cycle as mosquitoes. Meaning, they reproduce and congregate near standing bodies of water. Avoid being near standing water like puddles ...