With Recent Rain, Mosquitoes Are Making a Comeback (+Why They Love You)
The dry summer had one benefit, no mosquitoes. Now that we've had a good dose of recent rain, eggs are hatching and skeeters are biting,
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Why The Unusual Lack of Mosquitoes in Minnesota this Summer? (Not That We Miss ‘Em)
“It’s been very unusual.”
7 Reasons Minnesota’s Mosquitoes May Like You More than Most
Ahhh, the Minnesota State Bird; no, not the Common Loon -- the mosquito. Here are a few reasons the skeeters may find you more attractive than others.
Buzz Off, Five Secrets to Keeping Those Pesky Minnesota Mosquitoes Away
With the arrival of summer in Minnesota, we all know that those pesky mosquitoes can't be far behind.
Fear Not, See Five Secrets to Keeping Those Pesky Minnesota Mosquitoes Away
With the arrival of summer in Minnesota, we all know that those pesky mosquitoes can't be far behind.
7 Reasons Mosquitoes May Like You More than Most
Ahhh, the Minnesota State Bird; no, not the Common Loon -- the mosquito. Here are a few reasons the skeeters may find you more attractive than others.
Seven Reasons Mosquitoes May Like You More than Most
Ahhh, the Minnesota State Bird; no, not the Common Loon -- the mosquito. Here are a few reasons the skeeters may find you more attractive than others.
Seven (Un)Lucky Reasons Mosquitoes May Like You More than Most
Ahhh, the Minnesota State Bird; no, not the Common Loon -- the mosquito. Here are a few reasons the skeeters may find you more attractive than others.
This Device Will Change Your Mosquito Fighting Life
According to the website, "It repels mosquitoes, black flies, and no-see-ums, and will not harm humans or pets."
Why Do Mosquitoes Love You?
Are you itching to figure out why mosquitoes love you?
Risk of West Nile Virus Grows as Hot, Dry Weather Sets In
An epidemiologist with the Minnesota Department of Health says it's time to start thinking about West Nile Virus.
This Spring’s Mosquito Forecast Could Be Worse Than Ever
Minnesota is creeping up on mosquito season traditionally in the next 30 days. We're starting to see them already, so does that mean it's going to be worse than ever this year?