Sometimes, especially early in the morning, you may see these tiny fly-like insects with hairlike tufts coming out of their behinds. They’re adult male ensign coccids. Juveniles and females are white, scale-like and found on plants. They’re related to other scale insects and mealybugs, and less-closely related to other hemipterans, like stink bugs and cicadas.
I managed to take a photo of a very small flying insect, not wooly, but white with top two wings light blue and I’m curious what it could be.where can I send the (not so well taken) pgotos for possible identification?
Please let me have email address where I can send the photos to.
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