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El Nino and how that will affect mosquito populations in California
El Niño is a complex climate phenomenon characterized by the periodic warming of sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean. This event has significant implications for weather patterns around the globe, including in regions like California. The impact of El Niño on California's climate can lead to increased rainfall and warmer temperatures during certain seasons. These changes in weather conditions are particularly relevant when considering their effec
James Pinkston
Oct 52 min read


No See Um Bites vs Mosquito Bites Which Hurt More and Which Are Riskier
A bite you barely notice can become a red, itchy bump by dinner. A bite that feels like a tiny sting right away may keep itching for days. That is the frustrating difference many people notice when comparing no-see-um bites with mosquito bites. You can help stop both, by replacing your window screens with "tiny insect screen" - which Discount Mobile Window Screens carries in stock. No-see-ums, also called biting midges and sometimes sand flies, are tiny enough to slip throug
James Pinkston
Oct 58 min read


Kissing Bug Endemic in California
Kissing Bug Endemic in California The kissing bug, scientifically known as Triatoma spp., is a blood-feeding insect that is primarily known for its role in transmitting Chagas disease. In California, these bugs have become a point of concern due to their increasing presence and potential health risks. Overview of Kissing Bugs Kissing bugs are named for their tendency to bite humans around the mouth and eyes while they sleep. They are nocturnal and can be found in various habi
James Pinkston
Sep 22, 20252 min read
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