Use mosqito spray in all warm climates!

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Originally Posted by smith744

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moving about during the day
I wouldn't worry too much

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as soon as that sun starts to creep toward the horizon
i would be splashing on repellent

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I'm no Zika expert but assuming the expert I saw on CBC news knows his stuff, he advised that these mosquitos are active and biting during the day only. His point being, use repellant during the day and don't worry about netting at night.

Can anyone confirm or deny this with any certainty?

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Originally Posted by Craig123

.............................these mosquitos are active and biting during the day only. His point being, use repellant during the day and don't worry about netting at night. ........

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Damn..!!!

MotherNature is a 'trip', na tru

* sigh *

oh well

looks like i gotta use/do ''Plan B''' eh

The Aedes aegypti mosquito is PRIMARILY a day feeding insect but can also bite a night.

Cap

I suppose that's why I don't have all the worry ... There are plenty of mosquito and tick borne disease in New England. It's pretty well normal! Just don't want my trip to be disrupted because of all this!

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Originally Posted by captaind & Linston

Travel ban...my ass. (me ras)

Just hang around in area code 603 until summer. Same chance.

Live your life and do your best. There probably ain't no hiding from this one.

If you got mosquitoes where you live you're in the affected area

Me...I'm going home to JA in two weeks

Cap

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Originally Posted by Craig123

I'm no Zika expert but assuming the expert I saw on CBC news knows his stuff, he advised that these mosquitos are active and biting during the day only. His point being, use repellant during the day and don't worry about netting at night.

Can anyone confirm or deny this with any certainty?

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This is the conventional wisdom, and is true with dengue and chik-v. Scientists in Brazil have all but confirmed that zik-v has crossed the species barrier into common mosquitos that bite 24/7, not just the aedes aegypti. Things are looking to get pretty hairy this summer...

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Originally Posted by TAH

.........................i. Things are looking to get pretty hairy this summer...

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Hush..!!!
:-(

*think* irie-licious (sp?) thoughts..!!...
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Plagues
1. Water into blood (דָם): Ex. 7:14–24
2. Frogs (צְּפַרְדֵּעַ): Ex. 7:25–8:15
3. Lice (כִּנִּים): Ex. 8:16–19
4. Wild animals, possibly flies (עָרוֹב): Ex. 8:20–32
5. Diseased livestock (דֶּבֶר): Ex. 9:1–7
6. Boils (שְׁחִין): Ex. 9:8–12
7. Thunderstorm of hail and fire (בָּרָד): Ex. 9:13–35
8. Locusts (אַרְבֶּה): Ex. 10:1–20
9. Darkness (חוֹשֶך): Ex. 10:21–29
10. Death of firstborn (מַכַּת בְּכוֹרוֹת): Ex. 11:1–12:36

so,
now we gotta add a #11, eh ..??

why why why
what hath mankind done to deserve this

:-(

Turned away from God.

2 confirmed cases yesterday in Nebraska. They had traveled south but not sure where.

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Originally Posted by Jaherring

Turned away from God.

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I hope you're joking, but I suspect not.

Not at all. Nothing to joke about.