Mosquito Net Seller sitting on the road of Saddar, Photo by Yasir Kazmi, Karachi, Pakistan.

Mosquito Lake, in Alpine County, CA is an amazing, mirror-surfaced body of water at 8,000 ft on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada Range (Pacific Grade). It is accessible only in the warmest months of the year, the highway being closed by snow rest of the time. The rustic hunting cottages are National Forest Recreation Residences.

No mosquitos today at Congaree National Park!

Foto Macro Extremo de la Cabeza de un Mosquito a partir de 102 Fotografias

Mosquito tigre

Looking at these pictures I can't help hearing Wagner's Ride of the valkyries running through my head

mosquito lagoon, scottsmoor, florida

I can say this photo costs my own blood... :p

Ph.D. student Cassie Steele and advisor Emily McDermott, assistant professor of entomology, set up a trap used to capture mosquitoes in the field. They published a survey of earlier studies identifying and characterizing the hearing abilities of mosquitoes. (UA System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller) (UA System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)

DH Mosquito T3 RR299 / G-ASKH at North Weald

There is no photoshopping done on my pictures.

Mosquito larvae

BAe Hatfield Families Day

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干擾了我三天的蚊子終於被捕了. Visit my blog.

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The digger nicknamed "Mosquito". This is a panorama shot that didn't come out right but I wanted to show all the lines on this thing.

Part of the Ferropolis set.

De Havilland Mosquito, Yorkshire Air Museum, England, 2004

Dad (left), John Tice, and his navigator, 'Chalky' White in front of Mosquito. I believe he was serving with 540 squadron when this was taken.

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Its fun to take pictures like this because you can hardly see the mosquitos so its always a surprise if you got some or not.

Macro shot of a Crane Fly. Looks like it is on the stilts...

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by kevin quinn, extension video specialist

Estos diminutos mosquitos son el terror del Parque Nacional Canaima, insoportables, atacan en grandes grupos y no cesan hasta dejar la piel llena de rosetones. Aquí vemos uno deleitandose en mi brazo.