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Is this a Tiger Mosquito?

kamobe · 2020-10-19 17:22:07

Encountered quite a few of these in house over summer, Google image search pointed me to "Tiger Mosquitos". Some insect in the house has been biting, this seems a likely candidate. Wondering if it is that Mosquito, should it be reported somewhere..??

19-10-2020 6:22pm

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kamobe

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Encountered quite a few of these in house over summer, Google image search pointed me to "Tiger Mosquitos".

Some insect in the house has been biting, this seems a likely candidate.

Wondering if it is that Mosquito, should it be reported somewhere..??

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#2 19-10-2020 6:25pm

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Yes it is. They are better able to adapt to lower temperatures than most other types. Anecdotally reports of a lot more mossie bites in general towards the end of summer into september this year, result of the mild winter probably..

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