While mosquitoes are known to be dangerous to humans because they suck human blood and pass on dangerous diseases in doing so ...

Apply it in the fall and winter months for the best results. Follow your local state guidelines for safe application. Use window screens. Adult crane flies might enter your home and be a nuisance.

Crane flies are common in Arizona and around the world. They like warmer temperatures and in Arizona they're most prevalent in late winter and early spring. Here is everything you need to know ...

Crane flies begin to emerge from grassy areas around ... After years of drought heavy winter rains created an explosion of wildflowers known as a "superbloom" in southern and central California.

There's no real tracking of the crane fly population, but McDowell said, "a mild winter and warmer weather in February definitely jump-started the population." He expects we'll continue to see ...

"It's almost Shakespearean, right?" Crane flies are in their larvae/maggot state during the winter. Once they emerge as adults, crane flies are beneficial to the ecosystem, too. "A really great ...

We also had record-high, almost summer-like temperatures late this winter. Add all that up, and it makes up the perfect conditions for crane flies to mature from the larvae and pupal stage to full ...

So, to my eyes, this is a normal late winter for crane flies," said Lemann. Early spring in Louisiana is also a prime mating time for crane flies, according to the LSU College of Agriculture's ...

Imposters could be out right now. A viewer sent WCCO video last January thinking she found a mosquito, but it was a winter crane fly. They look just like mosquitos, but they don't bite.