Sounds like a hummingbird clearwing moth to me. Check the link below and see what you think. Then at least you will have something to compare it to.
Tucker

Here is a link that might be useful: Hummingbird clearwing

I agree with Tucker. It sure sounds like a Hummingbird Clearwing moth to me too.

thanks, but it is not a hummer. It had no fuzzy at all on the body. Body was litterally like a flying worm. Very skinny and long.

Green darner dragonfly? Only problem is that dragonflies do not have feathery antennae - everything else fits. Check below.
Tucker

Here is a link that might be useful: Green darner

nope, not a dragonfly. I am very familiar with those. This behaved like a moth, going crazy around our porch light. It was about ten pm.

OK, one last try - fish flies are large neuropteran insects that have clear, but patterned wings, large eyes, feathery antennae (males) and are attracted to lights. They are common in your area. Check the link below.
Tucker

Here is a link that might be useful: Fish flies

Yay, Tucker!! That is it! I never knew any other insect could have feathery antannae. I thought only moths had that. We live right on the river, maybe that is why we have fish flies. I soooo appreciate your efforts in helping me.