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You have some very nice pics, Thanks and keep hiking barefoot. lol smiles
Thanks to all, for the info and comments.
Its some kind of fly, but not sure what?
looks almost like a seed tick
Thanks for the info on it.
Some interesting facts i found about it. The Asian Ladybug larvae will eat 1200 or more aphids before becoming an adult. That is a good reason to recognize this beneficial insect. It takes a larvae two to three weeks to reach the adult stage. The Asian Ladybug was released in found living US in 1980 and has slowly spread from coast to coast. Adult Asian Ladybugs can live as long as 2-3 years in ideal conditions. Adults will eat up to 250 aphids per day. These ladybugs will swarm and can be a nuisance at times but perform such a necessary task that they should not be sprayed. The Asian Ladybug will hibernate for the winter.
