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APPENDIX F
Mosquito Breeding Habitat Description

County: Town: __________________________

City/Village: Site: ____________________________

Location: ________

USGS Quadrant: GIS Coordinates: _______________

Inspection by: Date: _______________

Mosquito Breeding

Observed Yes No
Larvae Present    
Pupae Present    
Eggs Present    

Number of larvae/dip:

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Species:_____

_________________________

_________________________

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Site Description*    
Environmental Setting:     Habitat Type:    
Permanence of Habitat:         Habitat Condition:    
Size:     Depth:    
Remediation-Control Options*    
Biological Control:     Water Management:        
Chemical Control:     Spray Hazards:    

*Accompanying sheet. Use more than one numerical code per category if necessary

Re-inspection by: Date: __________

Number of larvae/dip:

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Remediation-Control Conducted: Yes No Method:_________________ Date:____________


Mosquito Breeding Habitat Description

New York State Department of Health
Code Sheet for Mosquito Breeding Site Survey
ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING
  1. Business or Industrial
  2. Urban
  3. Suburban
  4. Farm
  5. Natural or Undeveloped
  6. Park or Recreational
  7. County, City, or Town Property
  8. State or Federal Property
  9. Other (describe)
HABITAT TYPE
  1. Salt Marsh
  2. Fresh Water Marsh, Swamp, or Bog
  3. Large Pond, Lake, or Ornamental Pond
  4. Small Pond, Pit, or Hole (TH=tree hole)
  5. Margin of Flowing Stream
  6. Ditch or Sluggish Stream
  7. Lg. Artificial Container (tank, boat, pool, etc)
  8. Sm. Artificial Container (tire, drum, barrel, etc)
  9. Other (describe)
   
PERMANENCE OF HABITAT
  1. Permanent – wetland, marsh, swamp
  2. Winter-Spring Pond
  3. Semi-permanent (water present more than 8 days after heavy rain)
  4. Transient or Temporary (water present less than 8 days after heavy rain)
  5. Stagnant, Land locked pond
  6. Mostly standing but with outlet, overflow, or movement
  7. Flowing Stream
  8. Tidal
  9. Other (describe)
HABITAT CONDITION
*Use + or – for amount*
  1. Open water – no vegetation and bare shoreline
  2. Water polluted (oil, sewage, gas bubbles, film)
  3. Solid trash or debris in water (tires, cans, etc)
  4. Water clean or nearly so
  5. Woodland pool (no vegetation)
  6. Vegetation present
  7. Emergent Vegetation
  8. (CT-cattails, PH=phragmites)
  9. Floating Vegetation
  10. Much Marginal Vegetation
  11. 10. Other (describe)
   
REMEDIATION – CONTROL OPTIONS
  1. Environmental Sanitation
  2. Eliminate or Clean
  3. Filling or Grading
  4. Water Management
  5. Impounding
  6. Vegetation Removal
  7. Fish, Amphibians or Predaceous Arthropods Present
  8. Establish or Introduce possible biological control agents
CHEMICAL CONTROL
  1. Application of larvicides possible
  2. Accessible by truck
  3. Accessible by air only
  4. Application of adulticides
  5. No application of pesticides
  6. Water supply reservoir
  7. Swimming area
  8. Wetland
  9. Threatened or endangered species present
  10. Prohibited by owner or state/federal property
  11. Other (describe)


Weekly Miniature Light Trap Collection Form

Municipality: Area: _____________________________

Site: Month: _______________ Year: 20__

Genus species Name
(Code)
Collection Dates Total Females Per Week
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
       
Ae. abserratus-punctor (ABP)          
Ae. aurifer (AUR)          
Ae. canadensis CAN)          
Ae. cantator (CTT)          
Ae. cinereus (CIN)          
Ae. communis gr. (CGR)          
Ae. dorsalis (DOR)          
Ae. japonicus (JAP)          
Ae. sollicitans (SOL)          
Ae. sticticus (STC)          
Ae. stimulans gr. (SEF)          
Ae. taeniorhynchus (TAE)          
Ae. triseriatus (TRI)          
Ae. trivittatus (TVT)          
Ae. vexans (VEX)          
Ae. ____________          
Ae. ____________          
An. punctipennis (PUN)          
An. quadrimaculatus (QUA)          
An. walkeri (WAK)          
An. ____________          
Cq. perturbans (PER)          
Cx. pipiens (PIP)          
Cx. restuans (RES)          
Cx. pipiens-restuans (PRE)          
Cx. salinarius (SAL)          
Cx. territans (TER)          
Cx. ___________          
Cs. melanura (MEL)          
Cs. morsitans (MOR)          
Cs. ___________          
Ps. ___________          
Ur. sapphirina (USA)          
TOTAL          

DOH FORM #TBA


CDC Gravid Trap and Egg Raft Collection Form

County:_______________ Site:______________________

Date:____________

Species Number of Parity Number of
NB BG Male N P %P Egg Rafts Larvae
PIP                
RES                
SAL                
PRE                
                 
                 

Date:____________

Species Number of Parity Number of
NB BG Male N P %P Egg Rafts Larvae
PIP                
RES                
SAL                
PRE                
                 
                 

Date:____________

Species Number of Parity Number of
NB BG Male N P %P Egg Rafts Larvae
PIP                
RES                
SAL                
PRE                
                 
                 

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Laboratory Submission Summary Form

County Name: _______________ County Code: ______

Date to Laboratory: __________

Accession Numbers: From: ___________ To: ____________

Collection Dates: From: ___________ To: ____________

Number of Traps: ____ Total Number of Trap Nights: ____

Species Code Number of Accession Number Results
Pools Specimens From To
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
Total          

NOTES/COMMENTS:

DOH FORM #TBA


Summary of Miniature Light Trap Collections

Municipality: Area: ______________________

Collection dates: From:__________ To: __________

Genus species Name (Code) Total Collected Number of Trap-nights Average per Trap-night

Ae. abserratus-punctor (ABP)

     
Ae. aurifer (AUR)      
Ae. canadensis CAN)      
Ae. cantator (CTT)      
Ae. cinereus (CIN)      
Ae. communis gr. (CGR)      
Ae. dorsalis (DOR)      
Ae. japonicus (JAP)      
Ae. sollicitans (SOL)      
Ae. sticticus (STC)      
Ae. stimulans gr. (SEF)      
Ae. taeniorhynchus (TAE)      
Ae. triseriatus (TRI)      
Ae. trivittatus (TVT)      
Ae. vexans (VEX)      
Ae. ____________      
Ae. ____________      
An. punctipennis (PUN)      
An. quadrimaculatus (QUA)      
An. walkeri (WAK)      
An. ____________      
Cq. perturbans (PER)      
Cx. pipiens (PIP)      
Cx. restuans (RES)      
Cx. pipiens-restuans (PRE)      
Cx. salinarius (SAL)      
Cx. territans (TER)      
Cx. ___________      
Cs. melanura (MEL)      
Cs. morsitans (MOR)      
Cs. ___________      
Ps. ___________      
Ur. sapphirina (USA)      
TOTAL      

DOH FORM #TBA


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