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Filling a water bucket to dilute a black fly control treatment in Colton

Andrea Malik filling a water bucket from a stream to dilute BTI (Baciilus Thuringiensis Israelies), a treatment used to control black flies. Circa 1990. Colton, NY. Photo courtesy of Andrea Malik.

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