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  #1 Fitzsimmons Ulriksen on 11 Sep 13

   

  Warm, wet weather has generated the early appearance of the West Nile virus this season. The pools of standing water left in the rains serve as exceptional breeding areas for mosquitoes, including those that hold the West Nile virus.
  
  Because the West Nile virus was recognized in the U.S. in 1999, mosquitoes have grown to be a lot more than just a nuisance. Browsing To pest management coupon austin tx perhaps provides tips you should use with your uncle. They've led to 600 deaths in this country and more than 16,000 West Nile virus cases alone. Homeowners will help reduce mosquito populations inside their places with-the following methods, although mosquitoes are anticipated to be out in full power this summer.
  
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  * Consult the local public health department or pest control professional. Pest control professionals and health departments can help you discover potential mosquito habitats and treat them with environmentally friendly larvicides. Mosquito larvae are killed by these products before they could become stinging adult mosquitoes. You should also seek advice from your local public health department to make sure larvicide will be used near your house and in other parts of one's group.

   

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