61.   Now, in some parts of the world, the mosquito is no longer vulnerable.

62.   Previously, New Yorkers were required to remove accumulations of water where mosquitoes were likely to breed.

63.   So the mosquito was probably dead long ago, anyway.

64.   Spraying can only take place at night and in the early morning, when mosquitoes are most active.

65.   Thanks to the drought, mosquitoes are as scarce as the little puddles and pools their eggs need to hatch.

66.   Thankfully, at any given time, in any population, less than half the mosquitoes are biters.

67.   The mosquitoes are few, the crowds are nonexistent and the snowy landscape is breathtaking.

68.   The mosquitoes are gone.

69.   The more shade you have, the more mosquitoes will be attracted to your yard.

70.   The mosquitoes are out.