In 15 minutes caught 19 mosquitoes. There were 4 species present, most albo (13, 3 males), also Wyeomyia mitchelli (3), Culex quinquefasciatus (2), and one aegypti.

This is at the Kehena Beach subdivision mailboxes where most of the people here go to collect their mail.

In 15 minutes caught 19 mosquitoes. There were 4 species present, most albo (13, 3 males), also Wyeomyia mitchelli (3), Culex quinquefasciatus (2), and one aegypti.

This is at the Kehena Beach subdivision mailboxes where most of the people here go to collect their mail.

In 15 minutes caught 19 mosquitoes. There were 4 species present, most albo (13, 3 males), also Wyeomyia mitchelli (3), Culex quinquefasciatus (2), and one aegypti.

This is at the Kehena Beach subdivision mailboxes where most of the people here go to collect their mail.

Four females caught by net on second story lanai. A bug zapper had one Aedes but could not ID because was too old and decayed. Did not see any albopictus this time. Has been lots of rain recently. No Culex or Wyeomyia either.

a number of mosquitoes here, next door to a house that Durrell and I visited a few weeks ago - it has a lot of standing water and LOTS of mosquitoes. This location is about 20 NW of the earlier one, so likely the same set of mosquitoes. Four aegypti and one albo.

Low density, took a while at dusk to catch two flying. Also the person living here has a zapper, and we found a dozen or so culex bodies in it. No Aedes - I think we would have been able to see the striped legs easily.