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Another thing you can do which may help lower the Mosquito population a little is to get a Hummingbird feeder. While Fly's are a Hummer's main source of protein I've heard that Hummers will also dine on Mosquitoes. I will check with a friend who bands Hummingbirds as a past time just to be sure.
We live only a few hours from the US border. it sure is nice, as I have lived in other places like Ottawa, Ontario, to know what a pest they are............
You must have some keen hearing to hear Mosquito Larva cry and scream. I doubt a Mosquito would ever lay her eggs in a river not to mention the fish would have a feast. I would think frogs would dine on the larva also. BTW I've used goldfish to keep rain barrels free of larva. They scoop them up, spit them out and scoop them up again sort of like a game they play with them.
When I started using a bucket trap I noticed a decrease in the Mosquito population around my house.
I had a Mosquito in the house since yesterday cause I left the top bathroom window wide open all night, no screen. I felt something stinging my ankles today and I managed to catch it, she's cooling off in my freezer right now. I plan to take her picture with my USB Microscope later.
I probably should have mentioned this sooner.
One more thing, it helps to take an old 4" paint brush and wet the screen with water before you pour the water, this way it's less likely to splash.