"We're
also looking at places where we can drain water," Lohr continued,
"but where we cannot reasonably drain water, or where there are no
natural predators like fish, we'll treat it."
Lohr quipped
that 75 to 85 percent of mosquitoes are "man-made," the result
of mosquitoes breeding in water left by human carelessness. "The
preferred course of action is to empty all sources of stagnant water."
He also recommended
cleaning bird baths with a solution of chlorine bleach to kill existing
eggs, often mistaken for algae on the concrete at water's edge.
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