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	Asian tiger mosquito - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was native to Southeast Asia, and occupied a habitat that spread from Madagascar eastward to New Guinea, and north to the latitude of Korea.
		As with other members of the mosquito family, the female is equipped with an elongated proboscis that she uses to collect blood to feed her eggs.
		Asian Tiger Mosquitoes were first found in North America in a shipment of used tires at the port of Houston in 1985.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Asian_tiger_mosquito (834 words)

	The Asian Tiger Mosquito in Maryland
		The itch and swelling of mosquito bites is caused by an anticoagulating substance from the mosquito's salivary glands injected into the bite wound to maintain a free flow of blood while she feeds.
		Tiger mosquitoes are known to transmit the causative agent of dog heartworm disease.
		The elimination of the breeding containers for tiger mosquitoes is largely the responsibility of the individual to conduct thorough and repeated efforts to remove or drain all such containers on his/her property.
	www.mda.state.md.us /plants-pests/mosquito_control/_asian_tiger_mosquito_md.php (2268 words)

	EcoAccess - Publications - Asian Tiger Mosquitoes
		Asian Tiger mosquitoes tend to prefer to feed on mammals, such as man or domestic animals but will feed on birds if no other host is available (35).
		The Asian Tiger mosquito is known as a "container breeder" due to its practice of depositing its eggs in small pockets of contained water rather than swamps, marshes, or water-holding ditches, which are used by many mosquito species.
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito as a disease vector.
	www.ecoaccess.org /info/wildlife/pubs/asiantigermosquitoes.html (4079 words)

	Mosquito Magnet® - Attractant 101 - Basic information about Octenol and other attractants
		All mosquitoes use CO2 to locate people, however once in close range, a secondary or short-range attractant or scent that is emitted from the skin, attracts certain species of mosquitoes to some people much more than others.
		Asian Tiger mosquito is not as attracted to octenol as other species of mosquito.
		It is recommended that if you have the Asian Tiger mosquito to remove the attractant and clean out the attractant carrier with rubbing alcohol and run the trap with no attractant and wait 2 weeks to see if you start catching other breeds of mosquitoes.
	www.mosquitomagnetdepot.com /help/common/attractant101.htm (484 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito and West Nile Virus(Maryland Master Gardeners,Charles County) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A tropical insect, the Asian Tiger Mosquito is found primarily in Asia and West Africa.
		Because mosquitoes are cold-blooded insects, their populations are not great in areas with prolonged cold weather such as that found in most of North America.
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito bites and infects a bird with West Nile Virus.
	www.agnr.umd.edu /users/charlesmg/mosquito%5Cinsect_menace1.html (1604 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito, HYG-2148-98
		In August 1985, the Asian tiger mosquito was discovered breeding in discarded used tires in Houston, Texas and, within the next two years, populations had spread into 17 states.
		Adults are known as tiger mosquitoes due to their conspicuous patterns of very fl bodies with white stripes.
		Like all adult mosquitoes, Asian tiger mosquitoes are small, fragile insects with slender bodies, one pair of narrow wings (tiny scales are attached to wing veins), and three pairs of long, slender legs.
	ohioline.osu.edu /hyg-fact/2000/2148.html (1178 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito Prevention and Control
		Asian tiger mosquitoes spend the winter in the egg stage, hatching into larvae when the eggs are covered with water in the spring and summer.
		The bite of the Asian tiger mosquito is not particularly irritating to most people, but they are persistent biters.
		Because the Asian tiger mosquito is active during the day, "fogging" (space spraying from specially equipped trucks) provides little control, as this method is generally ineffective due to atmospheric conditions during daylight hours.
	www.idph.state.il.us /envhealth/pctigermosquito.htm (932 words)

	Pushy Plants and Alien Animals: Asian Tiger Mosquito
		The Asian tiger mosquito hitched a ride to the United States in used tires imported from Japan or Taiwan.
		Unlike other mosquitoes, it is active and feeds during the day (diurnal), with the females seeking blood meals from warm-blooded animals, especially people.
		Asian tiger mosquitoes do not fly far from their breeding sites, but their range is appreciably expanded when humans inadvertently transport their eggs or larvae in water.
	www.naturalsciences.org /conservation/invasives/mosquito.htm (708 words)

	Two Invasive Insect Species from Asia: The Asian Tiger Mosquito and The Asian Longhorn Beetle
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito and The Asian Longhorn Beetle
		Mosquitoes apparently can not transmit AIDS, as the HIV virus is digested in their bodies; however other viruses and protozoa replicate within mosquitoes.
		The Asian Longhorned Beetle could be eradicated where it is currently established in the Chicago and New York City areas, though fighting the populations on a tree-by-tree basis is a complicated process.
	www.csa.com /discoveryguides/insect/overview.php (1612 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito
		The asian tiger mosquito, also known by the scientific name Aedes albopictus, is not a native species to North America.
		The asian tiger mosquito is quite adaptable to a variety of climates.
		A wide variety of mosquito traps are available on the market, but the asian tiger mosquito does not seem to be trapped nearly as often as other mosquitoes.
	www.a-mosquito.com /asian-tiger-mosquito.php (292 words)

	Camden County: Mosquito Commission
		Mosquitoes are well known throughout the area as a nuisance.
		Since the mosquito does not respect property lines, municipal borders or land features, this commission serves all parts of Camden County and is coordinated with neighboring counties through a state network.
		The Camden County Mosquito Extermination Commission is a health related agency authorized by New Jersey State Statues to eliminate and control mosquitoes which cause great suffering, economic loss and disease transmission.
	www.co.camden.nj.us /government/offices/mosquito/index.html (281 words)

	The Asian Tiger Mosquito in Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		To date, ATM is known to occur in 25 states extending from Texas and Florida in the south to New Jersey and Nebraska in the north.
		The spread of the ATM seems to have occurred at the expense of resident YFM.
		For the ATM to remain active in south and central florida during a significant portion of the year where day lengths for much of the year are less than 13.5 hours, the mosquito had to lower the day length threshold or eliminate the response to day length.
	edis.ifas.ufl.edu /MG339 (1675 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito FS 845
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito is native to the continent of Asia and is fairly common throughout the oriental region.
		The eggs of the Asian Tiger Mosquito are glued to the sides of the containers and require a period of drying before they are ready to hatch.
		The rapid spread of Asian Tiger Mosquitoes since that time is attributed to transport of used tires across state lines that harbor the eggs of this highly adaptable mosquito.
	www-rci.rutgers.edu /~insects/tiger.htm (1267 words)

	Bay Weekly: Earth Talk
		Mosquitoes are to be more of a problem now than they used to be — and not just because of heavy rains.
		The Asian tiger mosquito is able to claim the dubious honor of worst mosquito for several reasons.
		The key to disrupting the life cycle of the Asian tiger mosquito is to remove sources of standing water weekly.
	www.bayweekly.com /year05/issuexiii25/ejxxiii25.html (483 words)

	HPA \| Asian Tiger Mosquito \| Mosquito Watch
		The Asian tiger mosquito (Aedes albopictus) is historically a mosquito of the forests of Southeast Asia, breeding in water collecting in tree-holes.
		If this mosquito were to become established in the UK it seems unlikely that transmission of many of these viruses would occur, as for instance, the current climate is considered to be too cold for dengue transmission.
		However, the ability for this mosquito to become involved in the transmission of viruses and Dirofilaria nematodes in more temperate zones in North America suggest that a precautionary approach is required; as is the need for continued monitoring of the spread of this mosquito and its role as a vector of disease.
	www.hpa.org.uk /infections/topics_az/aedes_albopictus/default.htm (545 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Asian Tiger Mosquito Spreads Trouble
		This new pest plaguing parts of the Washington region is called the Asian Tiger, and it is wreaking havoc on bare skin from Baltimore to Virginia Beach.
		And to make matters worse, the Asian Tiger is out-competing the area’s native mosquito, which is a much less aggressive pest.
		Asian Tigers were found around a tire recycling plant in Baltimore in the late 1980s and showed up around the same time in Prince George’s.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/local/daily/aug99/mosquito8.htm (756 words)

	Asain Tiger Mosquito & Lurex Info
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito has demonstrated the ability to survive in states as far north as Minnesota and Delaware.
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito is not a strong flyer so it does not travel far from its breeding habitat.
		Asian Tiger breeding areas are sporadic and can be in one county but not another.
	www.northlineexpress.com /mm-asian-tiger-mosquito.asp (857 words)

	MOSQUITO SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL GRANTS ANNOUNCED
		The Asian tiger mosquito, which arrived in the United States in 1985, apparently in used tires shipped from Asia, has been found to carry viruses, including West Nile virus, that can be transmitted to humans.
		The tree-hole mosquito is infected with California virus by feeding on infected small mammals or when an infected female mosquito transmits the infection to her offspring.
		The Culex or house mosquito is infected with West Nile or St. Louis encephalitis virus by feeding on infected birds.
	www.idph.state.il.us /public/press02/wnv_mosquito_grants.htm (587 words)

	Lentek mosquito trap review
		The Lentek Mosquito Trap utilizes the documented attractiveness of CO2, moisture, body temperature (thermal imaging), color, and airflow in an effective design to attract, capture and kill mosquitoes and other blood-seeking flying insects.
		The Lentek Mosquito Trap uses this traditional trapping approach, combined with the latest in research, to turn the female mosquitoes natural hunting techniques toward seeking out the trap and facilitating capture in a product that private homeowners can use.
		The capture cup did not seem to be catching that many mosquitos, but I think that might be due to them drying up and getting blown through the grate at the bottom of the cup.
	www.a-mosquito.com /lentek-mosquito-trap.php (427 words)

	UF scientists say global warming could spread mosquito
		VERO BEACH, Fla. --- Vanishing coastlines may not be the only peril in a global-warming world; disease-carrying Asian tiger mosquitoes may find the hotter temperatures to their liking and may show up in places they've never been seen before, according to new research published this week.
		Native to East Asia, the Asian tiger mosquito has spread widely in the last two decades, transported in shipments of used automobile tires containing its eggs, Alto said.
		The Asian tiger mosquito is named for its appearance, fl with silver-white bands.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2001-07/uof-uss071201.php (632 words)

	Asian tiger mosquito (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Aedes albopictus (Family Culicidae), theAsian Tiger Mosquito or Forest Day Mosquito is characterized by its fl and white stripedlegs and small, fl and white body.
		Other North American mosquitoes such as Ochlerotatus canadensis have a similar leg pattern.Asian Tiger Mosquitoes were first found in North America in a shipment of used tires at the port of Houston in 1985.
		This mosquito has become a significant pest in many communities because it closelyassociates with humans (rather than living in wetlands), and typically flies and feeds in the daytime rather than at night or atdusk and dawn.
	www.therfcc.org /asian-tiger-mosquito-154596.html (570 words)

	Dengue Fever Capable Mosquito Now In SoCal Aedes Albopictus In Orange County, California
		In 1999 we heard about a couple of mosquitos that were found in areas of the US for the first time, namely, in Connecticut across from Plum Island, we heard about the Aedes Japonicus.
		Because the Asian tiger mosquito prefers to bite mammals instead of birds, it is not considered a significant threat to spread West Nile virus.
		The Asian tiger mosquito is thought to have arrived aboard a pleasure boat towed from the south east, Hearst said.
	www.rense.com /general57/deng.htm (736 words)

	albopictus
		The rapid spread of the Asian Tiger Mosquito and its proliferating numbers increase the likelihood of it transmitting the disease.
		The Asian Tiger Mosquito (Aedes albopictus) is an aggressive mosquito which has been spreading through the United States since its importation in 1985 in a load of used truck tires shipped from Japan to Texas.
		Below is the CDC map which charts the spread of the Asian Tiger Mosquito from Houston, Texas in 1985, throughout the South and along the Eastern seaboard.
	biology.clc.uc.edu /fankhauser/Animals/mosquitoes/Aedes_albopictus.html (1220 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito Impact
		Asian tiger mosquitoes serve as vectors in the transmission of disease pathogens.
		Mosquitoes acquire pathogens from a reservoir host when the female sucks the host's blood.
		The Asian tiger mosquito seeks out humans for a blood meal, so the chance of transmitting serious diseases to humans is high.
	www.unk.edu /acad/biology/hoback/escape/atm_impact.html (90 words)

	Asian Tiger Mosquito
		Mosquitos also lay eggs in tree holes and leaves which have collected water.
		Asian Tiger Mosquitos feed day and night, especially early in the morning and late afternoon.
		Mosquitos are attracted to carbon dioxide, a warm gas that warm-blooded animals breathe out.
	www.fcps.k12.va.us /StratfordLandingES/Ecology/mpages/asian_tiger_mosquito.htm (233 words)

	Asian tiger mosquito - Aedes albopictus (Skuse)
		The Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus (Skuse), was first documented in the United States in Texas in 1985 (Sprenger and Wuithiranyagool 1986).
		The Asian tiger mosquito is considered a maintenance vector and occasionally is involved with dengue transmission in Asia (CDC 2001).
		The Asian tiger mosquito is a day biter with feeding peaks early morning and late afternoon, so by limiting outdoor activities during crepuscular periods (dawn and dusk) when mosquitoes are generally most active, bites can be avoided.
	creatures.ifas.ufl.edu /aquatic/asian_tiger.htm (1438 words)

	NBC11.com - Health - Vector Control Finds Asian Tiger Mosquito (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		NBC11's Marianne Favro reported that Asian tiger mosquitoes are known to carry the deadly dengue fever and yellow fever.
		Noor Tietze with vector control found an Asian tiger mosquito Wednesday outside a Mountain View warehouse where six others were discovered last week.
		That means the mosquitoes were born here in the Bay Area and are not considered to be carrying diseases.
	www.nbc11.com /health/2454071/detail.html (343 words)

	Mosquito
		The Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus (Skuse), was first detected in Texas in 1985 and is now a wide-spread and common species.
		Mosquito species vary in aquatic larval habitats, ranging from ponds, puddles, containers and tree holes to other sources of standing, slow moving, fresh or salty water.
		Mosquitoes can also be attracted using carbon dioxide or dry ice.
	insects.tamu.edu /fieldguide/bimg220.html (580 words)

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