There are over 4,000 different species of no-see-ums, or biting midges as they are also known, so it's likely that they have bugged you at some point in your life. No-see-ums are given their name ...

No-see-ums, which are almost invisible to the naked eye, can leave welts that last for days, and they seem to have become worse since Hurricane Ian. "Growing up on the island, we always had no-see ...

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No-see-ums are tiny insects common in North Carolina during spring and summer that resemble small mosquitoes. Best repellents and sprays to avoid them.

No-see-ums are tiny insects common in North Carolina during spring and summer that resemble small mosquitoes. Best repellents and sprays to avoid them.