❄️ The Short Answer: Yes – Some Do
While cold weather kills off adults, many species hibernate through winter as eggs or larvae.
🧬 How They Do It
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Eggs: Laid in damp soil or gutters, they hatch when spring temperatures rise.
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Larvae: Survive under ice in ponds.
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Adults: Shelter in basements, sheds, or lofts waiting for warmth.
🏠 Why You Might Still See Them
Modern homes stay warm — ideal for overwintering mosquitoes. If you’ve spotted one in December, that’s likely why.
🧴 Winter Prevention Checklist
✅ Empty water trays & gutters.
✅ Spray curtains & upholstery with Camo® Aerosol Spray.
✅ Use Camo® Bracelets when travelling to warmer regions.
🌿 Even in winter, one bite can hitch a ride home — stay prepared year-round.
