Mosquitoes are hard to avoid. They live and breed outside and can travel for several miles in search of food. Properties with areas of standing water to lay their eggs are highly attractive to mosquitoes. Both females and males feed on plant nectar as their main food source, so properties with a lot of flowering trees and shrubs are also desirable to mosquitoes.

Mosquitoes live in a variety of outdoor habitats, including heavily wooded areas, athletic fields, tall grasses around ponds or lakes, or in yards. They like to gather around areas of standing water like ponds, drainage ditches, marshes, clogged gutters, buckets, and other containers that collect water. When the weather is at its hottest during the middle of the day, mosquitoes rest behind tree bark, in tall grass, along fences lines, under tree canopies, and in areas of dense vegetation.

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Prevent problems with mosquitoes by implementing the following prevention tips in and around your Hampton Roads, VA home:

• Keep doors and windows closed as much as possible, and repair damaged screens.
• Maintain gutters to prevent water from pooling in them.
• Fill any low-lying areas on your property that collect rainwater.
• Keep containers from collecting rainwater by storing them upside down when not in use.
• Keep tarps tied tight to prevent them from collecting water.
• Don’t allow water to collect on garbage can lids.
• Cut back overgrown vegetation on your property.
• Maintain your yard and keep your grass cut short.