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Temperatures are rising and mosquitoes are on the move. With the average female mosquito able to lay over 100 eggs after each feeding\u2013multiplied by hundreds, if not thousands\u2013mosquito populations can quickly multiply exponentially. This is why getting started with mosquito spraying for your Tolland area home or business is important to do as soon as possible.<\/p>\n
Females Need Blood to Produce Eggs<\/strong><\/p>\n After a female mosquito feeds on a human or animal victim, it will look for an immediate source of water to lay eggs, usually up to 100 each time. This cycle is repeated constantly, multiplied by all the female mosquitoes around, and you can easily see how out of hand things can become.<\/p>\n They Hibernate!<\/strong><\/p>\n You may assume that as the temperatures drop, adult mosquitoes die. On the contrary, many adults are able to hibernate throughout the winter and re-emerge as soon as temperatures begin rising consistently above 50 degrees.<\/p>\n Their Eggs are Hardy<\/strong><\/p>\n Mosquito eggs laid in early fall are able to survive up to eight months without moisture. They stick like glue to the inside of pots or undersides of saucers, often suspended in ice. As temperatures go up in spring, and either humans or rainwater are increased to the level where the eggs exist, they hatch into larvae.<\/p>\n