Building materials, domestic animals, and seasonality drive indoor mosquito abundance in the Taita Hills, Kenya

This dataset contains mosquito collection data and household building characteristics from Taita–Taveta County, southeastern Kenya. It was collected to examine factors affecting indoor mosquito abundance, including housing construction materials, domestic animal presence, and seasonality. The repository includes an Excel dataset and supporting figures showing mosquito abundance patterns and their relationships with household and environmental characteristics. These data support analyses of how indoor mosquito abundance varies with building materials, domestic animals, and seasonal changes, improving understanding of mosquito ecology and vector-borne disease risk in rural communities.