When is Mosquito Season in your State?
Mosquito season begins slowly in the spring, peaks in the summer, and tapers off in the fall…
But, depending on where you live, it might seem like mosquito season lasts all year long. And yes, in some states, this may be true. No matter where you live, though, mosquitoes are frustrating. So, the best way to avoid these pests and their itchy bites is to know when they’re most active in your state so you can help defend yourself!
Where Do Mosquitoes Go in the Winter?
We all know that mosquitoes are most prevalent in the summer, especially in places like Texas along with our southern neighbors (Alabama, Louisiana, etc.). If you’ve ever tried to lie in the grass on a warm day, you’ve probably gotten up to find you have a couple mosquito bites – or more – as a souvenir. Then the cold (or not so cold) winter comes along, and you might wonder: how do the mosquitoes survive it? And better yet, how do they live and then come back for the summer?
Fighting the World’s Deadliest Animal (with MosquitoMax™)
When we think of deadly animals, we tend to think about sharks, snakes, and bears (oh my!). But, in fact, the deadliest animal in the world is by far the mosquito. Did you know that mosquitos kill more than 725,000 people every year!? Scary right…? This meager, long-legged insect that annoys, bites, and leaves you with an itchy welt is not just a nuisance – it can be very dangerous – but that’s okay! Read on to learn more about these tiny insects.
6 Ways to Cozy up Your Backyard for Fall
In just two short weeks, Halloween will be upon us! How did the fall creep up on us so fast? Those fall decorations on the shelves and pumpkin spice lattes at the coffee shops tell me that fall is here! With that being said until Houston sees its first major cool front (with temperatures below 55 degrees), you are likely to still see those pesky mosquitos this fall flying around. So, let’s chat about it!
Say BOO to Mosquitoes this Fall
In just two short weeks, Halloween will be upon us! How did the fall creep up on us so fast? Those fall decorations on the shelves and pumpkin spice lattes at the coffee shops tell me that fall is here! With that being said until Houston sees its first major cool front (with temperatures below 55 degrees), you are likely to still see those pesky mosquitos this fall flying around. So, let’s chat about it!