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Mosquitos are attracted to carbon dioxide, warmth, and the smell of their host’s skin. Once a female has extracted blood from her host, she needs stagnant fresh water to lay her eggs. Your yard might be a breeding ground for mosquitos, if you have places where water sits still for up to four days including:
When it comes to mosquitos, there’s quite a variety of species out there. If you’re wondering which ones, you’re most likely to come across, let us break it down for you.
Where it is found: found in all regions of the United States
Size: measuring about 1/4 to 1/2 inch long
Coloring: have a darker color with brown or gray bodies.
Habitat: They like to lay their eggs in still water, and they are good at living in cities.
Where it is found: typically, in Eastern and Western U.S.
Size: about 1/4 to 3/8 inch long
Appearance: Have long and skinny mouths, called proboscis, and their bodies have dark and light spots.
Habitat: like to lay eggs in clean and fresh water, like in rivers and streams.
Where it is found: more common across the east coast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, and southern U.S.
Size: They are about 1/4 to 3/8 inch long.
Coloring: You can recognize them by their appearance – they often have black and white stripes on their body and legs.
Habitat: prefer to breed in small and stagnant water sources, like puddles and containers.
Bugs can multiply rapidly and quickly turn into a full-blown infestation before you know it. Professional exterminators possess a range of tools and strategies to eliminate these pests.
Hiring professional pest control is the best choice for bug problems. Experts can quickly remove them and know how to stop them from coming back for a long time. They provide solutions to keep your home bug free.
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