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Posted on 24-09-2007 20:32
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hello,

In Istria you can see or better, you can feel it
size: app. 5mm
Aedes albopictus

Female full of blood
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and a male oa a leaf

regards
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I'd say Aedes albopictus (female - the first photo)! Frown Shock
 
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Interesting midge. I don't think I've seen that one before. Is it present in Scandinavia also?
 
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When and where were these photos taken?
 
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Yes, this looks exactly like A. albopictus that I know from Japan. There this mosquito is the most common pest around paddyfields. It is a nuisance cause it attacks aggressively day and night.

To my knowledge it is a recent introduction to Europe. And this species is susceptible to heavy frost, so it does not occur in most parts of Central and Northern Europe.


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Photos from my garden in Istria, Jun/July 2007.
Asian tiger mosquito was native to Southeast Asia. Now they have been found in Europe ? Italy, Spain, and also in Slovenia and Croatia

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and maybe in Portugal. awkward
 
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most likely in Portugal too Wink
 
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