- Mar 12, 2014
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I would suggest using mosquito dunks. They keep the larva from developing into full grown mosquitoes. I do love my zapper too. I have it on photo cell so it turns on at dusk and turns off a dawn.Thank you all! We cut the grass yesterday and left a few patches of long grass and this morning on my way out to let the chickens and ducks out I noticed at least 100 bumble bees in the tall grass pollinating the grass seeds. I never thought of the tall grass as things the bees had interest in but it makes sense. We have been trying to teach the kids the importance of pollinators and still have a lot to learn ourselves. I wouldn't want to be zapping them! Sounds like a timer on the zapper would be a great option!
Our landlord has a huge dead inground pool (side walls crumbling) in the back, we fenced the sucker off to keep the kids safe from it but land lord refuses to let us drain it, insists we keep it half full (of green swamp water!) and I am sure it is breeding mosquitos.