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Why should you use the Mosquito Terminator to help you fight the West Nile Virus?

Test have shown that the Mosquito Terminator has been catching and destroying more of the Asian Tiger mosquitoes than any of the other traps on the market.

The Asian Tiger is one of the suspect mosquitoes that carries and transmits the West Nile Virus.

So why does the Mosquito Terminator work better?

There are two reasons why.

#1.The Mosquito Terminator has a special feature called the skin emulator. This skin emulator mimics your varying body temperatures and even the most cautious mosquitoes can hardly resist it.

#2.The Mosquito Terminator uses straight CO₂  and CO₂ is what those mosquitoes are looking for.

The Mosquito Terminators do not use harmful chemicals.

The Mosquito Terminators do not use flammable and explosive propane fuels.

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The Mosquito Terminators are environmentally friendly.

Q & A West Nile Virus

How can you help fight the West Nile Virus?

Do you know that the West Nile Virus can be found in dead birds.

How To Report Dead Birds?

Call your local health department.

What do I need to tell my local health department?

Date of dead bird sighting
Kind of bird(s)
Number of birds
Where the bird(s) was (were) seen (address, town, zip code)

How does the local health department determine which birds get tested?

• Early in the season, emphasis is on testing birds collected in areas where WNV was identified last season. Following that, birds collected in areas statewide where WNV has not been confirmed may be tested during the current season.
• Testing of adult crows is emphasized. Young birds and other species are more likely to die from other causes.
• The birds need to have died within the previous 24 hours with no obvious signs of decomposition (i.e. dried or missing eyes).
• The birds should not have obvious signs of other diseases.

What do I do with a dead bird on my property that will be collected for testing?

As with the handling of any dead animal, people should not handle birds with bare hands. Using a double plastic bag over your hands, the bird can be picked up and the bag pulled over it. The bird should be refrigerated, or, if it will not be submitted within 48 hours, then it should be frozen.

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