Insect
Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes breed in standing water and are most active at dawn and dusk. Beyond itchy bites, they transmit diseases like West Nile virus, making population control an important part of protecting your family.
How to Identify
- Slender bodies with long legs and a needle-like proboscis
- Females bite; males feed on nectar
- Larvae ('wrigglers') develop in standing water
- Most active at dawn and dusk
Habits & Dangers
- Transmit West Nile, Zika, and other diseases
- Breed in as little as a bottle-cap of standing water
- Populations explode in warm, humid weather
- Bites cause itching and allergic reactions
Prevention Tips
- Eliminate standing water in gutters, planters, and toys
- Change birdbath and pet-bowl water frequently
- Keep grass and shrubs trimmed
- Use screens and treat harborage areas seasonally
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