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Help identifiy a worm looking creature on my Chamomile

 
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He is tiny, semi-transparent.  I have included a photo, but if you want to see him move:

https://videos.campdarling.com/w/7MWokzUF91Qo4bpZjPAVqb?start=55s

I found him while I was looking at some aphids.
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Picture of worm looking thing.
 
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Those are Thrips (Thysanoptera)

They are sucking the plant sap...
 
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