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Michelle Mingrone
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May 23, 2026
The Itty Bitty Mosquito Committee
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4:55Cathy JentzHOST
And so let's talk about those nasty mosquitoes and why you started the Itty Bitty Mosquito Population Committee.
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5:08Michelle MingroneGUEST
I wanna say it was about four or five years ago, they started to get exceptionally bad in our yard.
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5:14Michelle MingroneGUEST
Um, and I'm, I haven't actually dug into why, but each year I've tried to do more and more.
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5:19Michelle MingroneGUEST
We've been building out the di- biodiversity of our yard, and I have seen a lot more birds and wildlife and bugs and trying to get more predators coming in.
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5:28Michelle MingroneGUEST
I got buckets of doom set up, and I saw some really great success with that for, you know, April and May and early June months in the first two years that I was doing it.
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5:39Michelle MingroneGUEST
But then come late June, the mo- the mosquito population just exploded, and it overwhelmed all my traps, and it, it no longer mattered much, um, at least for my lived experience.
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