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I'm still betting that they are springtails, but regardless of the exact identification everyone seems to be in agreement that they're harmless. The "spring" in the name comes from their habit of jumping. I don't know how the weather is for you today but in Rhode Island it's about 60 today and I...

Springtails are harmless and feed on fungi and decaying organic matter. I think whatever these are must be similar. Perhaps they are attracted to mold spores after a good rain. They're definitely not a threat to your birds though as far as I'm concerned, I keep pigeons and they're small and easy...

As far as I know they're harmless. I tried to research them for hours one day but didn't find anything. I agree they are probably springtails or some other benign bug. I'll try to get a picture next time I see them. Whenever they do show up it's in great quantities and they just seem to be all...

I get them too I live in southern New England. Did it just rain? I see them all over everything right after it rains especially in cooler weather. I only started noticing them after I got birds. I've never ever seen one on a bird and I treat mine for mites and lice with chemicals so even if...