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1 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 2 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 2 3 % Trap Total 64 FC-006 LIGHT Larimer North Linden 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens 5 20 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 6 24 % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 2 8 % Trap Total 25 FC-011 LIGHT Larimer Golden Currant 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 6 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 7 14 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 2 4 % Trap Total 50 FC-014 LIGHT Larimer Fort Collins Vistors Center 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 2 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 3 5 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 2 % Trap Total 58 FC-015 LIGHT Larimer Stuart and Dorset 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 4 67 % 1
2 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 2 33 % Trap Total 6 FC-019 LIGHT Larimer Edora Park 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 9 26 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 3 9 % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 5 15 % Trap Total 34 FC-023 LIGHT Larimer Boltz 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 1 7 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 14 FC-027 LIGHT Larimer San Luis 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 1 2 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 7 18 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 40 FC-031 LIGHT Larimer Willow Springs 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 3 7 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 2 % Trap Total 45 2
3 FC-034 LIGHT Larimer Country Club 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 1 2 % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens 1 2 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 6 14 % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 2 5 % Trap Total 44 FC-036 LIGHT Larimer Hemlock 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 5 5 % 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 7 7 % 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 1 1 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Anopheles spp 1 1 % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 2 2 % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 9 9 % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata % Trap Total 101 FC-038 LIGHT Larimer Lochside Lane 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 2 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens 2 2 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 4 4 % Trap Total 100 FC-039 LIGHT Larimer Fossil Creek South (Greenstone) 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 6 3 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 1 1 % 3
4 07/07/2016 Culex spp % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 14 8 % Trap Total 185 FC-040 LIGHT Larimer Redwood 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 3 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 101 FC-040g GRAVID Larimer Redwood 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 60 FC-041 LIGHT Larimer Fishback 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 4 8 % Trap Total 52 FC-046 LIGHT Larimer 725 Westshore Court 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 4 40 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 6 60 % Trap Total 10 4
5 FC-047 LIGHT Larimer Keenland & Twin Oak 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 3 38 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 5 62 % Trap Total 8 FC-049 LIGHT Larimer Casa Grande and Downing 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 3 33 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 4 44 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 2 22 % Trap Total 9 FC-050 LIGHT Larimer Golden Meadows Ditch 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 50 FC-052 LIGHT Larimer 603 Gilgalad Way 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 3 3 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 1 % Trap Total 104 FC-053 LIGHT Larimer Egret and Rookery 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 15 9 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 162 5
6 FC-058 LIGHT Larimer Spring Creek Michener Dr 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 6 19 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 2 6 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 3 9 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 3 9 % Trap Total 32 FC-059 LIGHT Larimer Springwood and Lockwood 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 1 2 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 8 13 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 5 8 % Trap Total 60 FC-060 LIGHT Larimer 808 Pondersosa 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) trivittatus 1 7 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 2 13 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 1 7 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 7 % Trap Total 15 FC-061 LIGHT Larimer Holley Environ. Plant Research Ctr 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 5 3 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 2 1 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 5 3 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 9 6 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 5 3 % 6
7 Trap Total 150 FC-063 LIGHT Larimer Red Fox Meadows FCNA 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 2 3 % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) trivittatus 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 1 1 % Trap Total 74 FC-063g GRAVID Larimer Red Fox Meadows FCNA 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 151 FC-064 LIGHT Larimer West Kechter Farm 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 2 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Coquillettidia perturban 1 1 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 5 4 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % Trap Total 133 FC-066 LIGHT Larimer Prospect Drake Water 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Anopheles spp 1 0 % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 0 % 7
8 Trap Total 287 FC-066g GRAVID Larimer Prospect Drake Water 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 16 FC-067 LIGHT Larimer Poudre River Drive at bike trail 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 0 % 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Coquillettidia perturban % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens 11 2 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 12 2 % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 13 2 % Trap Total 597 FC-069 LIGHT Larimer Linden Lake Rd 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 7 11 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/06/2016 Culiseta inornata 3 5 % Trap Total 63 FC-072 LIGHT Larimer 422 Lake Drive Alley 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 1 8 % 07/06/2016 Aedes (Oc.) trivittatus 3 25 % 07/06/2016 Aedes vexans 1 8 % 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens 5 42 % 07/06/2016 Culex tarsalis 2 17 % Trap Total 12 8
9 FC-073 LIGHT Larimer 118 Grant 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans 6 27 % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis 5 23 % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 5 % Trap Total 22 FC-074 LIGHT Larimer Rockcreek 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 2 3 % 07/07/2016 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 4 6 % 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 2 3 % Trap Total 63 FC-075 LIGHT Larimer North Sage Creek 07/07/2016 Aedes vexans % 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens 5 8 % 07/07/2016 Culex tarsalis % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 2 % Trap Total 66 FC-075g GRAVID Larimer North Sage Creek Gravid 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 07/07/2016 Culiseta inornata 1 1 % Trap Total 99 FC-088g GRAVID Larimer English Ranch Park 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % 9
10 Trap Total 18 FC-090g GRAVID Larimer Mountain Grandview Cemetery 07/07/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 32 FC-091g GRAVID Larimer PVH 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 8 FC-092g GRAVID Larimer Udall Natural Area 07/06/2016 Culex pipiens % Trap Total 7 Grand Total 3,227 TOTAL % 1, % 2 0 % 1, % 84 3 % % 10
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/04/2017 Aedes vexans 1 25 % 07/04/2017 Culex tarsalis 3 75 % Trap Total 4 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/04/2017 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 1 4 % 07/04/2017 Aedes
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/13/2017 Culex tarsalis 5 100 % Trap Total 5 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/11/2017 Aedes vexans 5 9 % 07/11/2017 Culex pipiens 1 2 % 07/11/2017 Culex tarsalis
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/12/2018 Operational but empty 0 0 % EBO Trap Total 0 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/10/2018 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 2 % 07/10/2018 Aedes vexans 39 46 % 07/10/2018
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/04/2018 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 4 27 % 07/04/2018 Aedes vexans 4 27 % 07/04/2018 Culex tarsalis 7 47 % Trap Total 15 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/03/2018 Aedes
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/29/2017 Culex tarsalis 2 100 % Trap Total 2 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/27/2017 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 2 % 06/27/2017 Aedes vexans 22 40 % 06/27/2017 Culex
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/22/2017 Aedes vexans 1 50 % 06/22/2017 Culex tarsalis 1 50 % Trap Total 2 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/20/2017 Aedes vexans 18 95 % 06/20/2017 Culex tarsalis
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/21/2018 Aedes vexans 3 60 % 06/21/2018 Culex tarsalis 1 20 % 06/21/2018 Culiseta inornata 1 20 % Trap Total 5 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/19/2018 Aedes vexans
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/10/2014 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 13 27 % 07/10/2014 Aedes vexans 8 17 % 07/10/2014 Culex tarsalis 27 56 % Trap Total 48 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 07/07/2014 Aedes
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/15/2017 Aedes vexans 3 100 % Trap Total 3 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/13/2017 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 2 % 06/13/2017 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 2 2 % 06/13/2017
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/26/2014 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 25 % 06/26/2014 Culex tarsalis 3 75 % Trap Total 4 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/23/2014 Aedes vexans 6 40 % 06/23/2014 Culex
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/03/2014 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 9 % 07/03/2014 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 1 4 % 07/03/2014 Aedes vexans 1 4 % 07/03/2014 Culex pipiens 1 4 % 07/03/2014 Culex tarsalis 18
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/16/2015 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 11 % 07/16/2015 Aedes vexans 6 22 % 07/16/2015 Culex pipiens 5 19 % 07/16/2015 Culex tarsalis 13 48 % Trap Total 27 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/14/2018 Operational but empty 0 0 % Trap Total 0 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/12/2018 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 7 % 06/12/2018 Aedes vexans 32 78 % 06/12/2018
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 08/09/2018 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 50 % 08/09/2018 Aedes vexans 2 50 % Trap Total 4 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 08/07/2018 Aedes (Oc.) melanimon 2 2 % 08/07/2018
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 07/02/2015 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 4 11 % 07/02/2015 Aedes vexans 5 14 % 07/02/2015 Culex pipiens 3 8 % 07/02/2015 Culex tarsalis 25 68 % Trap Total 37 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 08/14/2014 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 29 46 % 08/14/2014 Aedes vexans 17 27 % 08/14/2014 Culex tarsalis 17 27 % Trap Total 63 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 08/11/2014 Aedes
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/18/2015 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 2 9 % 06/18/2015 Aedes vexans 15 65 % 06/18/2015 Culex salinarius 1 4 % 06/18/2015 Culex tarsalis 4 17 % 06/18/2015 Culiseta inornata 1
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/07/2018 Aedes (Oc.) increpitus 1 25 % 06/07/2018 Aedes vexans 3 75 % Trap Total 4 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/05/2018 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 3 3 % 06/05/2018
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/05/2014 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 7 64 % 06/05/2014 Aedes vexans 3 27 % 06/05/2014 Culex tarsalis 1 9 % Trap Total 11 FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/02/2014 Aedes
Adult Trap Data - Detail
FC-001 LIGHT Larimer Magic Carpet 06/08/2017 Aedes vexans 1 100 % FC-004 LIGHT Larimer Bighorn Drive 06/06/2017 Aedes (Oc.) dorsalis 1 5 % 06/06/2017 Aedes vexans 12 60 % 06/06/2017 Culex tarsalis 7 35
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