2 suites each with private detached bath.
Book a weekend (three night's) or book the week (four night's) or book a combination of the two (for seven night's accommodation).
Check in and Check out days are Mondays and Fridays.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Wasa Lakeside B&B - Book Now for the 2013 Summer Season
2 suites each with private detached bath.
Book a weekend (three night's) or book the week (four night's) or book a combination of the two (for seven night's accommodation).
Check in and Check out days are Mondays and Fridays.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Even More on Mosquito Control
My neighbour came up to me today and suggested there "is nothing I can do about the mosquitoes". That is not correct.
First, the easiest way to kill mosquitoes is when they are larvae. They are easy to find and easy to kill.
1) Go to the lake or other water body.
2) Look carefully in sheltered areas. (around docks and marshy areas are good choices)
3) Find larvae. If you are not sure what they look like, follow this link or type "mosquito larvae" in Google Image Search.
4) Here is a photo of larvae knocked out from under my dock (I make waves with my boat near my dock to knock the larvae out where the fish and other predators have a better chance of eating them):
5) Use a strainer to remove the larvae from the water (as in this photo). Then let them fry in the sun.
First, the easiest way to kill mosquitoes is when they are larvae. They are easy to find and easy to kill.
1) Go to the lake or other water body.
2) Look carefully in sheltered areas. (around docks and marshy areas are good choices)
3) Find larvae. If you are not sure what they look like, follow this link or type "mosquito larvae" in Google Image Search.
4) Here is a photo of larvae knocked out from under my dock (I make waves with my boat near my dock to knock the larvae out where the fish and other predators have a better chance of eating them):
The white bits are the "shells" left after the adult leaves, the black ones are still maturing.
Kill the black ones. (click image to view larger)
Kill the black ones. (click image to view larger)
5) Use a strainer to remove the larvae from the water (as in this photo). Then let them fry in the sun.
There are about 40 larvae in this strainer and took about 5 minutes to collect.
(click image to view larger)
(click image to view larger)
If everyone took a few minutes each day to scoop out the larvae, there would be no more mosquitoes!
Sunday, August 07, 2011
Open Invitation to post on "Wasa Lake Blog"
This is a COMMUNITY BLOG, anyone with something interesting to say can post articles here.
If you have a local business, write a post.
Event coming up, write a post.
Tips and Tricks, write a post.
As long as the post is in good taste and well written, we will publish it on WASA LAKE BLOG. If you wish to be a regular contributor, we will give you your own log in account. Otherwise, just email your blog post to info@wasalakeresort.com.
Search is built into Google Blogger (this software), so this blog can serve as a long term repository of information.
So start contributing today, and email this blog address: http://wasa-lake.blogspot.com
to your Wasa friends, family, customers, suppliers, anyone with an interest in Wasa Lake.
Saturday, August 06, 2011
More on Mosquito Control
Here is some good basic information you should understand:
US Gov EPA Report on Malathion for Mosquito Control
Here are some practical tips:
US Gov EPA Report on Malathion for Mosquito Control
Here are some practical tips:
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