Likely mosquito

Found near standing water, where larvae develop; adults shelter in vegetation and buildings.

Larvae feed on microorganisms and organic matter in water. Adult males take nectar; females of many species also blood-feed to produce eggs.

Females lay eggs in or near water; adults are most active around dusk or night, though habits vary by species.

Females can cause itchy bites and transmit diseases, depending on species and location. Mosquitoes also serve as food for other animals and can pollinate plants.