Most mosquitoes stay close to home, within a few hundred feet of their breeding spot, but are capable of flying 1-3 miles, according to the American Mosquito Control Association on their website mosquito.org. Some Midwest species are found up to 7 miles from their breeding spots. That seems like a long way from home for such small creatures. Even more amazing is that Saltmarsh mosquitoes can migrate up to 100 miles! If caught up in an updraft they can go much, much farther!
Bite-Lite Mosquito Repelling Candles will help keep them from visiting you on their next vacation.
The 2012 National Hardware Show is over, but not the BUZZ that resulted from Bite-Lite® Natural Mosquito Repelling Candles appearance. Lots of interest! ~you should be seeing our mosquito candles at your favorite home & garden, hardware, and other local stores soon – check our Store Locator to find locations near you. If you don’t see them on the shelves, ask your retailer to carry them. Resellers, it’ s easy to get Bite-Lite Candles for your customers. You can even sign up as a Reseller and order your products online.
The show is off to a big start — buyers and attendees at the National Hardware Show followed the Banana Peel Trail to Booth #12373 to say hello to the Bite-lite team and place their orders for the most effective mosquito repelling candles on the market today! If you haven’t joined the crowd yet, come by Wednesday or Thursday and get your order in for the the summer mosquito season.
These diseases have been around for awhile in other parts of the world, but we are seeing more cases in the United States. See this video from NBC Connecticut for more about the Rock Pool Mosquito. Read More→
The National Hardware Show begins Tuesday May 1st – Visit Bite-Lite® Candles at Booth 12373Be our guest! Register today to attend. We will be at the National Hardware Show in the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV next week, May 1-3, 2012. This is THE prime time & place for face-to-face sourcing, trading and learning for the home improvement and Do-It-Yourself markets.You won’t want to miss this event for the latest in home improvements, gardening, you name it.
Do you have questions about mosquitoes? A great resource is the FAQ’s section you can find on the American Mosquito Control Association website.
You might want to know –
What good do mosquitoes do?
Mosquitoes fill a variety of niches which nature provides. As such, placing a value on their existence is generally inappropriate. Although the fossil record is incomplete, they have been known from the Cretaceous Period (about 100 million years ago) in North America. Read More→
Mosquitoes are insects belonging to the order Diptera, the True Flies. Like all True Flies, they have two wings, but unlike other flies, mosquito wings have scales. Female mosquitoes’ mouthparts form a long piercing-sucking proboscis. Males differ from females by having feathery antennae and mouthparts not suitable for piercing skin. A mosquito’s principal food is nectar or similar sugar source.
There are over 3,000 different species of mosquitoes throughout the world; currently 176 species are recognized in the United States. Read More→
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