mosquitoes

It's officially springtime in Oklahoma and that means sunshine, green grass, outdoor fun, and mosquitoes. Prepare for the upcoming invasion and learn how to protect yourself and your pets from these needle-nosed pests.

Most of Oklahoma is being completely overrun by giant mosquitoes, also known as Crane Flies. These pesky pests are just about everywhere and in large numbers all across the Sooner State. So what can we do about it?

If you've been outside at all over the past week or so you certainly don't need me to tell you this, there are mosquitoes everywhere! Well, the City of Lawton is fighting back against the recent mosquito invasion with their Vector Program!

It's that time of year again. Get ready Oklahoma for the annual mosquito invasion! It's a real problem and one that could affect you and your pets. Health experts and veterinarians across the state are warning Oklahomans about the dangers of mosquitoes. Your health and the health of your pets are at risk.

The mosquito-borne virus with the weird name has now made its way into the Lone Star State.  A case of chikungunya (pronounced chicken goon yuh) has been confirmed in Williamson County, just north of Austin.

We have had a lot of much needed rain over the past few weeks and with the rain get ready for the mosquitoes to flock in! There is a relationship between rainfall and mosquito activity. Mosquitoes are associated with water, so whenever we get more rainfall, that’s an opportunity for mosquitoes to lay eggs. In warm weather, it takes about seven to 10 days for mosquito eggs to hatch. Here are some t

Yahoo.com had a great article about Mosquito Myths.  There were nine in the article that were debunked.