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Swat the gnat - Vox
A life in the day of Nathan Torkington ... gnat's Blog. Profile. Neighbors. Photos. More. Audio. Videos. Books. Links. Collections. The Eyes Have It ...gnat.vox.com/BarknKnit
Barked by Gnat on Tuesday, May 05, 2009 4 Barks Links to this post ... I'll take pictures of her in them to share on the blog. ...barknknit.blogspot.com/Gnat Likes Bikes
... a few of you that read the Gnat Blog have forgotten more about old bike parts ... idea in my head to start a community blog about things seen while riding. ...www.gnatlikesbikes.wordpress.com/GNAT LIKES BIKES
Posted by GNAT at 5:06 AM 0 comments Links to this post ... What's this blog about? Bicycles - Two wheeled obsession. Photography - Amateur at best ...www.gnatlikesbikes.blogspot.com/How can I get Rid of Gnats?
Brief and Straightforward Guide: How can I get Rid of Gnats? ... thought I would end up on a Gnat blog site, blogging about this, but you never know. ...www.wisegeek.com/how-can-i-get-rid-of-gnats.htmExpand: date=May 2009
Gnat ( , "nat") is a name for many small insects in the suborder Nematocera (which also includes mosquitos, and crane flies).
Midges are commonly not referred to as gnats because they do not bite.
The males often assemble together in large mating swarms, particularly at dusk, called a "ghost".
Gnat larvae are mostly free-living and some are aquatic. Many feed on plants, though some are carnivorous. Larval plant feeders (e.g. the Hessian fly larva) cause root, stem, or leaf galls to be formed by the host plant. Some species of fungus gnats (families Mycetophilidae and Sciaridae) are very common pests of mushrooms and roots of potted plants in homes and greenhouses.
Some South American Pleurothallid orchids are pollinated by tiny gnats and have correspondingly small flowers.
See also
- Black fly
- Eye gnat
- Gnat bug
- Gall gnats
- Sand gnat
- Dark-winged fungus gnat
- No-see-um
- Midge
- Mosquito



























