Abundant rains and high temperatures this spring will intensify the presence of mosquitoes. Humid places favor their reproduction. The Tiger mosquito, which has been extended significantly by the Mediterranean area are some of the most annoying bites. List: facts about mosquitoes. The rising temperatures and abundant rainfall recorded this spring will intensify during the summer plagues of mosquitoes throughout the country. According to a note sent this week by the National Association of Pest Control companies (ANECPLA), heavy rains in recent weeks have produced flooding of water favoring the occurrence of these insects, since they lay their eggs in moist places where larvae are reproduced with more ease. For the general director of ANECPLA, Milagros Fernandez Lezeta, the inconvenience caused by the massive emergence of mosquitoes this summer will be even much greater due to the amount of water stagnant the last few months. Present in all areas urban of Spain, mosquitoes are considered more as a source of inconvenience than as a vector of disease, since no space in which they live is saved from the presence of these insects seeking sources of heat, light, humidity and stagnant water.
Before the great proliferation of these insects, pool homes, gardens, parks and restaurants not be waged this plague, warned Fernandez. The most common mosquito in temperate climates is the trumpeter mosquito, although in the past five years the Tiger mosquito has spread significantly by the Mediterranean area, attacking their victims throughout the day and being its very painful bite. Some precautions since Anecpla is advisable to use extreme caution in the summer period and establish preventive measures to avoid bites: do not leave buckets with water in the exteriors of homes, does not lead to the emergence of standing water in the gardens and renew water from foreign sprues of our pets. It is also advisable to install mosquito screens and do not expose the food or remains of food or garbage. Source of the news: a summer with more mosquitoes than usual
