What are the flying bugs in my lawn?

Answer by  Luminati81 (95)

There can be a number of answers to this question about flying bugs in your lawn. They could be bee's, wasp, dragonflies, flying grasshoppers, roaches, ladybugs, and even stink bugs..

Answer by  shastie (1601)

Flying bugs could be many things. But if you have a large amount it is probably gnats. They tend to stay around water, like creeks or ponds. Any local harware store should have a remedy for the pests.

Answer by  pinkyts (42)

There are lots of different flies and insects that could live on your lawn. Some of them bite, and can cause itching. Others just fly around. Black flies can be the worst.

Answer by  LexiP (722)

Without a description, it could be just about anything. Certain insects feed on certain types of plants, and box elder bugs for example, tend to congregate in certain areas outside. Box Elder Bugs are oblong, dark brown-blackish, and have red lines around certain areas of their body. If it's not that, then more information is needed.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

Commonly the bugs found jumping around in lawns are whitish moth like gnats. These little bugs aren't very visible until you walk through the grass or run your hand through it. There are though some GOOD lawn bugs known as Scolia Dubia. They look like 1 inch long fireflies and fly low near the ground.

Answer by  chris70 (301)

most of the flying bugs in lawn may be a type of flea. Felas have a pretty short life span in general.