The Health bulletin [serial] - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

August. 1927 The Health Bulletin 31
water but to deposit them under such
surroundings as are favorable for her
particular kind of mosquito. She
does not go aimlessly in any direction,
but has a tendency, at least, to go
back to the same place in which she
was reaied. There she deposits her
eggs near, or in, the identical pool
from which she sprang.
Soon after she deposits her eggs
she requires another blood meal to
enable her to develop more eggs. She
again goes back to the same location,
perhaps to the same house, and feeds
again. In due t!me she returns to
the pool and deposits more eggs. In
this way she goes back end forth
from the bree