I am sorry about the picture. It was getting dark and this is a very shaded area anyways. So every attempt of a picture without light were really blurry blobs. I will see if I can still find them tomorrow and catch one. There is a big pond across the street, so about 700 feet away. I do have a fish pond, it's just about 2500 gallons though.

Not much better, but maybe these help?

I tried again.

I don't know what they are. It looks like there are immature individuals on one of the photos. How big are these guys? Small enough to be bark lice?

Yes! Fori, I knew that I had seen this before! If you look at the first picture, you can see the little striped bodies of the nymphs.

These are Cerastipsocus venosus, a type of bark lice. They are considered beneficial insects, by the way, acting as little vacuum cleaners as they move around on the trunk and branches.

And Fori, these are larger than the typical species.

Thank you so much! I will look them up right away. Everything showing up in these big numbers is freaking me out at first.