But you already knew that.

Orkin has released its annual list of top 50 cities where residents got the most mosquito treatments.

Three people in the District contracted West Nile Virus last year.

D.C. might feel buggy at times, but we’re apparently only the 18th buggiest city in the U.S. (It’s gotta suck to be Tampa.)

No one likes getting eaten up by the skeeters. But the District Department of Health is warning D.C. residents that an itchy red bump might not be the worst thing that could happen after they take a bite out of you — West Nile Virus has been identified in mosquito samples in the District.

Photo by James Jordan Sunday’s heavenly sunshine and cool breezes may have helped push last week’s endless thunderstorms into the backs of our minds, but WTOP’s Kristi King reminds us that this spring’s increased rainfall will have lasting effects in form of incessant mosquitoes. King quotes Mosquito Control Program Manager for the Maryland Department of Agriculture Mike Cantwell as noting that the D.C. metro area is in store for increased mosquito activity this season…