Model-estimated density and relative density of Aedes aegypti fitted with a Bayesian Poisson model with data collected during a field trial with a Latin square design in Larnaca (Cyprus), October–November 2024 (n = 8 trapping sessions for each grey dot). Separate models were fitted for males and females. Density represents the posterior mean expected number of mosquitoes captured per BG-Sentinel 2 trap per 24-hour trapping session. Relative density represents the ratio of this expected count to that of the control group (no dry ice, no BG-Lure), which was set to 1. Red segments indicate 95% CI. For relative density, intervals crossing the vertical dashed red line at 1 indicate that the null hypothesis of no difference from the control cannot be rejected (α = 0.05).