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ON THE COVER: Culex larvae found collecting in standing water in a residential area. Mosquito larvae of most species have a prominent breathing siphon. The larvae rest suspended diagonally from the water surface with the end of the siphon tube penetrating its surface enabling the larvae to access their air supply. Photo and caption provided courtesy of James Gathany for copyright-free dissemination through the Public Health Image Library of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. See related article: Surveillance of Above- and Below-Ground Mosquito Breeding Habitats in a Rural Midwestern Community: Baseline Data for Larvicidal Control Measures Against West Nile Virus Vectors, pp. 3-12

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