There are VERY few here. Back in the Washington, DC area where I'm from, the mosquito's would carry you away, and there were tons of tiny gnats flying around your head too. Here, there are so very few that it's a real pleasure. If you get around water in a low lying area, you'll get more mosquito's, but generally not. We rode horses in Chatsfield State Park, southwest of Denver, and as it's very low lying and quite wet and swampy in parts, there were a lot of bugs, but that's very localized. My first summer here, 2005, we left the doors open in the evening while watching TV, without screens, and hardly ever saw a bug.
if you ignore the earth s orbit around the sun the moon takes 27 32 days to go 360 degrees around us in other words the time it takes to cover 360 degrees of the celestial sphere but since we orbit the sun the moon has to travel farther than 360 degrees to reach the same point with respect to the earth and sun
It takes about four weeks for the Moon to orbit once around Earth. During this time, the Moon's position relative to Earth and the Sun is constantly changing. During part of its journey, the Moon is between Earth and the Sun.