Identificaciones de cydno

Only dots, no chevrons, no orange

first cycle

Briefly on hibiscus leaves

He buzzed off before I could pinch him.

Tia and Mr. Binder photographed this mosquito which was reared from a larva Tia found in her yard on 7/2/19.

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

Larvae (6) in a rock pool. Collected by P. Seabourn and identified by M. Medeiros/P. Seabourn.

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.

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

I noticed this very large mosquito on a wall behind a bed in our house.

This mosquito hatched from larva found in a small pool of water in a dry stream bed in a forest. The coloring is gorgeous.

Caught in an gravid autocidal trap with Rachelle Tom. This female was gravid.

Caught in a CDC oviposition trap.

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

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