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Ticks are on the rise in Connecticut: Here is what they look like and the diseases they carry

Ticks are a continuing and growing menace in Connecticut, spreading Lyme disease and a variety of other serious maladies.Warmer weather has enabled the blood-sucking parasites to survive and thrive in the state, scientist and tick expert Goudarz Molaei of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station said in an interview Tuesday. ....

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With three invasive tick species thriving in Connecticut, state scientist warns of major public health hazard

Disease carrying ticks that were first seen only in pockets along the Connecticut coast have spread into other parts of the state during a summer explosion of the blood-sucking parasites. ....

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Connecticut facing a bad year for ticks, with more species and more diseases

Connecticut facing a bad year for ticks, with more species and more diseases
Jesse Leavenworth, Hartford Courant
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From left to right: The deer tick (Ixodes scapularis) adult female, adult male, nymph, and larva on a centimeter scale.
Within two minutes of stepping into woods near Connecticut’s southwestern shore last week, state scientist Goudarz Molaei was crawling with proof that this will be a bad year for ticks.
Asian long-horned ticks, a recent arrival in the state, peppered Molaei’s white coveralls and a cloth collection device called a “drag.” Back at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, Molaei and his assistant counted nearly 200 bloodsucking arachnids, mostly Asian long-horned ticks, but also two lone star ticks, another species that has extended its range into Connecticut along with the Gulf Coast tick. ....

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