Table 2 Number of mosquitoes of different species collected indoors and outdoors by the different trapping methods in both sentinel and random stations across the study area
Trapping method | No. trap nights | No. houses | Mosquito species | No. mosquitoes indoors (%) | No. mosquitoes outdoors (%) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Human landing catches | 1200 | 10 | Anopheles arabiensis | 1807 (36.2%) | 3187 (63.8%) | 4994 |
Anopheles funestus | 94 (46.3%) | 109 (53.7%) | 203 | |||
Other Anopheles species | 32 (9.5%) | 305 (90.5%) | 337 | |||
Mansonia spp. | 461 (30.6%) | 1048 (69.4%) | 1509 | |||
Culex spp. | 68,582 (54.3%) | 57,716 (45.7%) | 126,298 | |||
CDC-light traps | 1192 | 100 | Anopheles arabiensis | 1736 (100%) | NA | 1736 |
Anopheles funestus | 158 (100%) | NA | 158 | |||
Other Anopheles species | 27 (100%) | NA | 27 | |||
Mansonia spp. | 832 (100%) | NA | 832 | |||
Culex spp. | 51,958 (100%) | NA | 51,958 | |||
Suna® traps | 1180 | 100 | Anopheles arabiensis | NA | 1065 (100%) | 1065 |
Anopheles funestus | NA | 39 (100%) | 39 | |||
Other Anopheles species | NA | 54 (100%) | 54 | |||
Mansonia spp. | NA | 1551 (100%) | 1551 | |||
Culex spp. | NA | 73,251 (100%) | 73,251 |