Several of these flew to our deck light last night, a common behavior for this species which is found around water. They have pectinate antennae and their mouth parts may be a clue.
The adults live a week, mainly to breed although they may take in plant juices. Their larvae live a year, possibly longer.
Their common name combines two words, neither of which describes this family of animals.
Put your guess in the comment box and look for the answer next week.