With the United States containing so many world-Â­famous tourist destinations and being home to three giants of the aviation industry (US Airlines, American Airways, and Delta Air Lines), it's no surprise that the country's airports rank among the busiest in the world, weaving a complex network of routes all over the globe.
Birds, bats and other animals can be used as one of mosquito control methods, but alone they certainly wonât make a visible impact on the population of mosquitoes. Some species of birds like purple martin eat mosquitoes and these insects take few percent of their daily meal and bats, who are night hunters also feed from mosquitoes.
Maybe purple martins and bats won't eat anything, but their choice of bugs is large enough that mosquitoes make up only a small part of their diet. Purple Martins. Purple martins have gained a reputation as natural mosquito predators, and they do eat adult mosquitoes, but they eat most other kinds of flying bugs, too. No research has shown that mosquitoes are more than 3 percent of their diet, according to an article in Missouri Conservationist magazine.