They rest in tall grass and shrubs, bite day or night, and lay eggs in containers that catch and hold water. They are best controlled by eliminating egg-laying sites in your own yard. Spray flights are not effective in controlling Asian Tigers. You can eliminate areas of standing water such as clogged gutters on your house or shed, turn empty flower pots over so that they won't collect water, do not let water stand on tarps or plastic covers, change the water in bird baths each week, empty wading pools, throw away empty potted plant trays, and correctly dispose of used tires. All of these measures will help control the mosquito population.
Public education is key to the success of any mosquito control program.