It looks like a wingless female Crane fly (family Tipulidae)
Here in Europe we have some of those, and in the USA it is the same according to the manual of Nearctic Diptera!
If this animal is bigger than 8-10 mm it is in the genus Tipula! Greetings,
Gerard Pennards

We cropped this image and resubmitted it so you could see what people were asking for. Feel free to resubmit the old image if you prefer that. It is certainly your image to do with as you please, not ours.

As Jim also suggested under yesterday's photo, it would help if you cropped images such as this one so we see more of the insect and less of the background. When resubmitting, replace the original image with the cropped one. Thanks.

Do you use a digital camera? Does it have a super-macro function that lets you photograph things 2 inches away or less? These long-distance shots are very discouraging for anyone who would like to help you identify something. You've got to either enlarge and crop the photo so that the insect takes up almost the full height and breadth of the frame, or else use your super-close-up function to achieve the same thing.

btw, I often shoot *dozens* of shots of a single insect trying to get at least one really good photo that still contains a lot of detail when I enlarge and crop it.