Abstract
Aedes atropalpus (Coquillett) prefers to oviposit on clean water used to hold larvae or pupae in the laboratory for a short period (24 hours). The attractant does not filter out, and the filtrate remains effective for several weeks. Repeated utilization of certain pools in nature is undoubtedly aided by this attractant.
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