Oh and minus the antennae he/she is about 2 inches long.

Its a Meat eating baboonaardvarkbug... pfff and you didnot know that :lol:

They dont bite ..at least not while they are eating you ....

Looks like a damsel fly to me....they're kinda big but harmless.

No checked that one. Looks more like a dobbinsfly but doesn't have the jaws.

Looks like a fishfly.. but the antennae are longer on mine 

It's probably another Poser bug.  Have you tried swatting it with SR2? :¬)

Stonefly maybe?
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Might be an antlion, that is the closest so far to the look.

Might be this:
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Mainly I just want to know if it bites people....lol 
Fishfly seems to be closest so far.

LOL From what I've been reading, I think you're safe.

Looked closer and it looks like a female dobbinsfly, she does have some good sized jaws on her.

If she eats other bugs I will be happy to have her here. I just moved here and finding all sorts of new critters.

Maybe someone will do a model of it? She flew over the roof so no more pics until another one shows.

If we don't hear from Marque for some time we'll know the truth about whether or not that thing bites!
I actually thought this thread was going to be a Poser related bug. Maybe it is in some obscure way......maybe.

It looks like it might be some sort of what's called a lacewing.  There are green lacewings and other varieties.  If that's what it is, then they are useful insects to have in the garden.  They eat aphids, caterpillars, and other pests.

XENOPHONZ - My first impression was a lacewing. I've seen some smaller but very green ones here.

Quote - If she eats other bugs I will be happy to have her here. I just moved here and finding all sorts of new critters.

Just got done reading...adults like her don't eat, females will only bite to protect herself while trying to deposit her eggs. Males are perfectly harmless and have longer mandibles.

Go fishing. :P

That would be great, I've heard they are awesome in the garden. The pics though are in color, these guys are black and grey, I will look up lacewing though thanks for the tip!

Lacewing larvae eat the aphids, etc..

There are businesses which sell lacewings to be used as a form of organic pest control.  If that's what these are -- then you've gotten them for free. 

Actually this could be poser related, keeping the pics and going to give it a shot as a model.

The reason I posted it here is because there are folks from everywhere in here, just had hopes that someone would know right off what it was. Sent a pic into www.whatsthatbug.com  hoping they will kick an answer. Thanks for all the replies!  Wait....there's something crawling on my shoe.....eeep!

Actually.......lacewings are also known to come into your bedroom & crawl into your ears while you sleep at night.

lol thought that was only roaches? We used to get folks in the E.R. with roaches, gnats and moths in their ears.
Marque

Nahhhh.....that was an old belief about earwigs.  So you're safe.  Unless if you have earwigs, too.

And of course -- dragonflies used to be called "darning needles", from a belief that they'd sew your ears or your eyelids up at night as you slept.

Although I have heard real stories of roaches in the ear, like you've indicated.

Marque - I wasn't complaining when I said I thought this was going to be a Poser related bug, far from it. I was just commenting. Actually, I'd rather talk about insects at the moment as I've been on Poser for far too long today, LOL!

Sheesh! Wait till you have a SPIDER fall into your ear! You can actually count every hairy little foot while gibbering prayers that the bugger finds it's way out! Happened last summer while on a ladder 20'+ off the ground cleaning my gutters.

tping - You have got to be kidding me, it couldn't have picked a worst time & place to do it!!

Quote - If she eats other bugs I will be happy to have her here. I just moved here and finding all sorts of new critters.

By the size of that thing, I'd venture a guess you moved to Texas!  ;)

This is the FACESHOP bug - resides in all program segments.

I dunno, I may beg to differ here, that bug seem to be sitting on some sort of a window moulding. 
The only possible logical conclusion to that is that it's a windows bug!!! :blink:

It's a Northern Caddisfly  (Limnophilus combinatus)

Excellent.  I see that they make good trout bait, too.

Ya know -- my wife and I once drove through an area of the country when the 17-year cicadas were in their cycle.  Man, oh, man what a racket that was!  Black bodies with bright red eyes -- and they were everywhere.  Covering the trees, screaming from the branches, on the roofs of buildings, in your hair, in your food, climbing into your clothes if you weren't careful -- everywhere.

If that's a lacewing, you get a pretty titanic licewing in your neck of the woods, but it certainly doesn't look dangerous.  No jaws and no sting make a reasonably safe combination, except from the point of view of the insect in question.   That wing pose looks decidedly harmless, from a human point of view.   Wasps, hornets and mosquitoes always seem inclined to leave the engine running.