05 Apr 2024
Mosquito larvae

Rains bring concerns of mosquito-borne illness

As we progress into late spring and early summer, we can expect rainstorms to leave pools of standing water all over the landscape.  That means mosquito larvae by the millions.  And as mosquito season begins in earnest, it’s time to be aware of the health risks these insects can pose. It also helps to learn […]

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06 Oct 2023
A biting fly on human skin

The buzz on biting flies: Why do they choose us?

While we enjoy outdoor activities here in Florida, there are tiny tormentors that can put a damper on our fun. Their bites not only hurt, but often cause redness and itching. But have you ever wondered why biting flies seem to have a particular taste for humans? The biology of biting flies Biting flies – […]

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11 Aug 2023
Close-up of a mosquito

Mosquitoes a persistent nuisance in rain-soaked Brevard County

In the lush landscapes of Brevard County, Fla., we’ve seen an abundance of rainfall during the past few months. While this may bring about a renewed sense of life to the surroundings, it also sets the stage for an unwelcome consequence – a surge in the mosquito population. Pools of standing water have formed everywhere, […]

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25 Nov 2022
Mosquito Larvae

Mosquito hordes follow the heavy rainfall

As hurricanes barrel through the Space Coast, they tend to wipe out adult mosquito populations. That’s the good news. The bodies of these insects are simply too delicate to survive such high winds. But that doesn’t mean these ferocious storms reduce mosquito numbers in the long term – far from it. Here’s the bad news: […]

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10 Jan 2020

Mosquito Control During the Winter in Florida

Even in the winter, mosquitoes can be a problem, especially in Florida. Wondering why? It’s simple. The average winter temperature in Brevard County does not dip below 71 degrees. It takes temperatures of less than fifty degrees for a sustained period of time for mosquitoes to really shut down, and that just doesn’t happen here. […]

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10 Dec 2019

You Might Still See Mosquitoes in December but You Can Eliminate Them

Think December should spell some natural mosquito control? Not in Brevard County. The reality is that mosquitoes are always hanging around, even in December and January. The good news is that you won’t see them much. In fact, you may only see them on the occasional unseasonably warm day we have here and there throughout […]

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23 Oct 2018

Mosquito Prevention Tips You Need to Know After it Rains

With rain comes the inevitable flood of mosquitoes. It seems to have gotten even worse in recent years, and new threats like the Zika virus definitely don’t help. What is the best way to get rid of mosquitoes? Is there any real way to achieve mosquito control? There are a few mosquito prevention tips that are […]

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06 Jun 2018

Mosquito Prevention Season is in Full Swing Now – Don’t Take Chances!

Mosquito prevention becomes a priority this time of year. The number of illnesses that mosquitoes carry has ramped up even more, included EEE, West Nile, and Zika virus. The long-term effects of some of these illnesses is still being discovered, but we know various mosquito-borne illnesses cause encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) that can result […]

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12 Dec 2017

With Extensive Rain Comes the Need for Mosquito Removal

We’ve had more than a little rain lately, and we’re getting into a season where we should expect even more rain. What are the best ways of practicing mosquito removal? Can you really get rid of mosquitoes if you really target mosquitoes over a whole neighborhood? Mosquito Control Mosquitoes are getting more dangerous. Not only […]

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17 May 2017

With Rain Comes Serious Mosquito Control Issues

Mosquito prevention and mosquito control are crucial now more than ever. With the Zika virus being identified in Florida last year, we’ve got to be careful. Most mosquitoes you’ll come into contact with won’t be carrying the virus – but it is a good time to take some common-sense precautions that help us keep the […]

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