please id this insect
20 years ago
We found this incect on outside of our house. Do you have any ideas what it may be? Is it harmful??? I thought it might be a mayfly, but mayflys seem to have splits on the tail, this one just has one long tail. It is about 3-4 inches long. Thank you. Rhonda
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