Identificaciones de lynnbeittel

Sample VLE 5

Figueroa Mountain, Los Padres National Forest, Santa Barbara County, California

This mosquito was reared form a larva caught by Kira on 1/31/18.Photo By Zoey

Photos by Mr. Binder. Larvae captured by Dennis LaPointe on 6/6/18. These japonicus seem to be hairier than the japonicus we collected over the years in Waimea.

Caught after attempting to bite volunteer.

I'd forgotten I found this last month. Apparently the first record from the northern Koolau range, about 2000 ft elevation.

Aedes japonicus male in Bamboo Forest on Pu‘u ‘Ōhi‘a

Female caught while aspirating in a bamboo forest on Moleka Trail

Alyssa and teresamae in mr. Binders class saw a female ades japonicas, from a larvae in mr.Binders yard.

Faith and Rovi took a picture of a female mosquito reared from a larvae found in Mr.Binder's yard on Aug. 17.

Jake and Nevaeh aspirated this alive out of a rearing container onto sticky paper. It was reared from a larva found in a bucket in Mr. Binder's neighbor's yard on Aug. 17.

Reared from larva found on June 19 in a rock pool along a trail in the woods far from any human habitation. This tiny rock pool also had Culex larvae.

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Chandon Mariah Jelsha Teani

Adult female found floating on top of water in a black bucket. Mr. Binder

A huge female japonicus reared from the same bucket as the previous posting. The graph paper has 20 lines per inch. Mr. Binder

This male was reared from a larva found in a bucket in my neighbor's yard. Mr. Binder

This was found in Mr.Binder's neighbors yard.

This was found in my teachers neighbors back yard. It was a male mosquitoes, just reared from a larvae.

This female was hachted form larvea at Mr.Binder house,sleeping but male was alive ane moving

Aedes japonicus in Pu'u Makala NAR Army Road Makai'i. Note the golden scales on the thorax.

Mr. Binder. Reared from a larva found in a dead palm leaf on 10/14/19. Larvae of Culex quinquefasciatus also found in this leaf.