Nah, leave it to rec.gardens to come up with a good answer (see some of
them). It is surely hibernating mosquitos coming in on the firewood along
with the ladybugs, snakeskins, mouse droppings and other things I have not
yet identified. Ever since I built a woodshed a couple of years ago I have
been providing habitat to many little creatures. Clearly that shed is way
better for them than a freestanding woodpile.

I just didn't want to believe that they were breeding in the shower trap.
Yuk. We don't have any other slimy water in the house.


"Suzie-Q" wrote in message
...
donald girod wrote:

The last couple of years I have found mosquitoes in my house in the dead
of
winter (like, it's January in western New York, the temperature is
hovering
around 5 degrees, and I find the occasional mosquito flying around the
house). We don't generally get mosquitoes in the house in the summer,
when
there are relatively lots of them around, and I can't imagine how we can
have them now. They never have blood in them, so I don't think we are
being
bitten, but there they are.

Do mosquitoes ever breed indoors?..........

Try asking this question in sci.bio.entomology.misc and/or
alt.consumers.pest-control. You might get a better response.

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