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Old June 15, 2015   #1
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Default Bug ID help please....

Went out to find these on my bean plants. They look like mosquitos but doubt they are. They are on the undersides of the leaves with a few green aphids that I see. Can't figure them out. Any help is appreciated. TY
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Old June 17, 2015   #2
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Looks like a winged aphid in the second pic between the suicidal gnats.
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Old June 18, 2015   #3
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Sorry, pics are too dark for me to try and see what might be there.
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Old June 18, 2015   #4
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Looked up winged aphids and looks just like them....TY
Never saw those before. They are bigger than regular aphids. Thanks again
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You might want to hit them with either Spinosad, or Take Down Garden Spray.



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Old June 18, 2015   #6
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Old June 25, 2015   #7
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If you want to kill them with non-toxic pesticide you can use Srills or Green Cleaner. Srills is much cheaper though. Should be able to find them at your local gardening, or hydroponics store, otherwise google will make it easy to find also.
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