Baltimore County is stepping up its efforts to combat the unprecedented levels of midges around its waterfront areas.

Goetze: Our region of the Rolling Plains has been blessed with above-average precipitation during spring and early summer.

Much like the other gall, the female midge lays her eggs on young developing oak leaves shortly after the leaves emerge from the leaf buds and are just starting to flatten out. The larvae are tiny ...

These little black beasts can be infuriating, but luckily it's not terribly hard to evict them from your home. Here's how.

Midges are food for birds, fish and other insects. “They are an incredibly important link in the ecosystem,” he said. Lawrence said they’ll be swarming for no more than a couple weeks.

The Maryland Department of Agriculture, in collaboration with the Department of Natural Resources, is set to treat a section ...

Using Fish To Control Insects Happens More Than You Think. When I read about the sunfish in the Elk River Water Treatment Plant to cut back on the midge flies, I decided to search the internet for ...

The Mosquito Bits on the right are available in this small shaker for bird baths, ponds and puddles, and it’s available in larger bags as well. These three are a very effective arsenal. ANDREW ...

Biting midges will also bite pets and are known by names such as “no-see-ums” or “punkies.” Black flies lay eggs in flowing ...

Soybean gall midge larvae typically infest soybean plants at the V2 growth stage or later, when cracks begin to develop in soybean stems, providing an entry point for females to lay eggs.