barkflies
Barkflies, also known as Psocoptera, are a small order of insects. They are typically found in damp, dark environments such as under bark, in leaf litter, or in decaying wood. Some species also inhabit buildings, particularly in areas with high humidity. Barkflies are characterized by their relatively small size, often less than 6 millimeters in length, and their soft bodies. They possess chewing mouthparts and long, thread-like antennae. Their wings, if present, are typically held roof-like over their bodies when at rest.
The diet of barkflies varies depending on the species. Many feed on algae, fungi, lichens, and decaying
Reproduction in barkflies generally involves the deposition of eggs, which are often laid in clusters and covered