Midges Non-Biting Midges, commonly called simply “gnats,” are often mistaken for mosquitoes by their appearance. They fly in great swarms for the purpose of mating. Midges are found in every continent of the world. On occasion, swarms of midges have been so thick, they looked like clouds of smoke from afar. | | Geography Midges are found in every continent of the world, even in the bitter cold Arctic and Antarctic regions. It appears the only limiting factor in their distribution is the presence of a body of water or wet soil. Non-Biting Midges gather in large swarms near bodies of water, including streams, lakes and ponds. These midges are often found on the outside of houses as well as indoors. Those that are indoors will likely be found dead the next morning.  Protect your family, pets and guests from bothersome midges
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