Capture an Asia Tiger Mosquito

 Asia Tiger Mosquito invades the US. The ATM lurks in each known garden, breeding in even the smallest area of standing water.

ATM has been reported to be found roaming from soda cap, old tires, and upturned trash can lids to saucers under planters, vases, and watery lawn decorations. This “container breeder” has spared the ponds to find the ideal temperature for its one-week operation of propagating tens of eggs to hungry adults. Its 300 flight-range tells that the one Asia Tiger Mosquito you spotted in your home today has probably hatched in your yard or your neighbor’s. 

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