Is this a fungus gnat? Microscopic view. Wings look different.

I saw this before in my previous grow, but I only say it once. This time I caught one. It doesn't appear to be a fungus gnat due to the pointed wings. If you google Fungus gnat, their wings are rounded. It's also not a flying aphid. Could this be just a random moth that came in through the door? That little blue line is the ruling of standard college paper. Very small! Thanks guys. Top and bottom view points:

Not even any guesses? You know how hard it was to get a good specimen?!

Too white to be a fungus gnat, sorry though not sure what it is. Its not a white fly & not a flying aphid

Lòoks like a fruit fly.

We got lots of fruit flies and that ain't one.

Looks like a random bug so unless you see more don't worry about it. Put some yellow sticky traps in the pots or at the base of the plants and see what you catch.

gjs4786 said:

Not even any guesses? You know how hard it was to get a good specimen?!

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I know a lot of bugs and bug groups and I cannot place that one taxonomically. Looks like maybe a very small Hymenopteran of some kind... maybe?

OldMedUser said:

https://www.insectidentification.org/winged-insect-key.asp

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I can’t tell if there is more than one set of wings from the photo.

Michael Huntherz said:

I can’t tell if there is more than one set of wings from the photo.

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Just one set of wings. I can't find that fly on there. State is NC if anyone wants to have a look.

Thanks for the help. guys. I'll come back if I start seeing more than just the one I caught. Likes all around!

gjs4786 said:

Thanks for the help. guys. I'll come back if I start seeing more than just the one I caught. Likes all around!

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If it is one set of wings for certain then it is a “fly” like a chironomid or something, but chironomids don’t have hyaline wings that I know of. If you can get better pics I would take another crack at it.