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Related: About this forumIs this a Ochlerotatus infirmatus
The white leg tips are not part of the description, everything else fits.
Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)The bug could have lighted on fresh paint or maybe a flower that colored its back legs. The coloring is uneven, suggesting he landed in it, slipped a little, and took off again...maybe.
I think it looks like Ochlerotatus infirmatus.
Is there a white patch on the scutum?
alfredo
(60,078 posts)Look at the triangle white blotches on the abdomen. That's a hit on the O I
It looks blue in the image.
Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)Some mosquitoes have the funny shaped V pattern but the OI does not and your bug doesn't either.
alfredo
(60,078 posts)Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)I've asked spiders to leave my house and they have been kind enough to go. Sure, they needed my help - but that's what friends do.
alfredo
(60,078 posts)Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)Usually the geckos keep the insect/spider population down in the house. It's one of the wonderful things about having dozens of geckos in and around the house - pest control.
alfredo
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(60,078 posts)Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)But the mental image of the other was funny.
alfredo
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(90,795 posts)alfredo
(60,078 posts)One of his books was "Don't Think of an Elephant."
Now you are doomed to ponder the gifts left by Charlotte.
Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)and bacon.
alfredo
(60,078 posts)Bacon crumbled over vanilla ice cream, with a splash of rum.
Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)alfredo
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(60,078 posts)Solly Mack
(90,795 posts)I hope they aren't charging you for their inability to get it right.
alfredo
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(90,795 posts)The ground is already baked and cracking.