How to get rid of Mosquitoes?
Inspection and identification is the first and foremost step in getting pest problems under control. Mosquitoes are frequently in the news because they are both a nuisance and a health threat. It is important to reduce mosquito populations around your home, business and recreational area.
They are best known for the habits of the adult females which often feed on blood to help generate their eggs. The lesser-known side is that mosquito adults, males and females, also feed on nectar from flowers. Their immature stages usually are located in standing, preferably stagnant, water. The larvae feed on variety of materials, depending on species. Most consume organic flotsam and tiny aquatic organisms. However, some species are predatory and will consume other mosquitoes. Adult mosquitoes prefer to be most active from dusk until dawn but can become active with sufficient cloud cover or in dark shady areas. They do not prefer to be active in the sunshine since they may desiccate and die.
Helpful Tips:
- Eliminate Mosquito Breeding Sites
- Maintaining the yard and spraying residual insecticides in shaded areas.
- Mosquito Repellents available at most hardware & grocery stores
It is recommended that anyone experiencing a infestation contact a pest control professional to arrange for a consultation. Professionals are trained not only to address current infestations but also to prevent future infestations. Scheduling a home inspection is free and it will save you time and money.
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There are about 90 species of mosquitoes in United States. Adult Mosquito have a slender body, two wings, and the females have mouthparts that are designed to pierce the skin of a host and suck up blood. Male mosquitoes do not have piercing mouthparts and have antennae that are feathery in appearance. Adult mosquitoes also vary in size, but are usually around ¼-inch long or slightly longer. Immature stages of mosquitoes, the larvae and pupae, do not have wings but are designed to move about in water.
These small flying insects are experts in finding people, bite them, and infect millions of people all over the world. They can causes many diseases like malaria, dengue, yellow fever, and more. Due to this, over one million people worldwide die from mosquito-borne diseases each year.
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