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Did the mosquitoe population survive the hurricane?
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I would think that it as bad or worse than before with all the trash holding water that was left by Irma creating breeding stations.
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But possibly (hopefully?) hard to tell with the reported Christmas winds still blowing?
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Just got back from 2 weeks on island, yes the mosquitoes survived and are hungry. The flies are flourishing and more!!
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Yes, as long as it's windy it will keep them at bay but they are still out there.
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What is the solution, spray with deet?
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Personally have not seen a mosquito in two weeks. So windy I can barely stand up! Flies, THAT'S a problem!
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I found the mosquitoes very hungry when I arrived at the end of November and had no sliders or screens to keep them out.I went through a jar of Mosquito Milk in the first month. Now, with the strong winds they are much less prevalent - at least in my neck of the woods. (Cupeocy)
I really haven't found them to be any worse that other years.
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We were there 3 weeks in January staying on Friars Bay road but travelled around and we didn't find them bad at all. Only 3 days of big winds. The workers were diligently clearing shrub off the road sides. Maybe even less mosquitoes than the last 2 years.
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Seems like mosquitoes and cockroaches will withstand any natural disaster. Oh and Twinkies too
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Seems like mosquitoes and cockroaches will withstand any natural disaster. Oh and Twinkies too Now if we could only get the mosquitoes to eat Twinkies instead of people!
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Ha twinkies, breakfast of champions. They can survive drought, floods, hurricanes, fires, and earthquakes. LOL
Fair winds and following seas!
SSN691-May She Ever Prowl The Seas in Defense of Human Freedom!
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I wonder if I'm the only person that hates twinkies--but that was funny!
Deputydog, my sister-in-law lives in Siesta Key. Nice area.
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Lurker, I have lived here for 25 years and you can't beat the weather. Siesta Key is a beautiful area, the #1 beach in the USA numerous times. I lived in NY and NH before I realized I hated shoveling snow!
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[quote=The_Lurker]I wonder if I'm the only person that hates twinkies--but that was funny!
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No there are at least 2 of us because I never liked Twinkies either.
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It was always Hostess Cupcakes for me.
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Tastykake, I'm from Philly.
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