Which Idaho county did you find this specimen in?

Location: If the specimen was found outside of Idaho then please describe the location where you found the specimen. If in the United States please give us the City, County and State. If outside the United States then please provide the name of the country. If the specimen was found on a reservation then please provide the name.

When did you find this specimen?

How many individual specimens did you see or estimate there are? Please enter a whole number. If large amounts then please estimate.

Which habitat best describes where you found the specimen? Select all that apply and add details if applicable.

Was this specimen found on a plant?

• Yes
• No

If yes, what type of plant species was it found on (be as specific as possible)?

What part of the plant was the specimen found on/in?

Does it appear the specimen has caused damage to the plant? If so, please describe the symptoms/damage.

Did the specimen interact in any way with you or another person (e.g. sting, bite, excreted smelly substance, made a noise when scared)? If yes, please explain or continue to the next question.

Contact information.

Without any additional information about this specimen would you say you believe it is a pest?

• Yes
• No

What are your concerns regarding this specimen? (Select all that apply) (Must check at least one box)

If you were unable to get an identification of this specimen what would be your most likely response?

• Call a professional pest control company to treat the problem
• Call a professional crop consultant/pesticide salesman to treat the problem
• Purchase and use a pesticide yourself to treat it.
• Attempt to get rid of the specimens using something other than pesticides.
• Do nothing, unless things seem to get significantly worse.
• Other

In order to help have a prompt and successful identification, we will need pictures of the specimen. If you have a picture, click on the browse button below, otherwise your request may take addtional time. ***You must click "Submit" at the bottom of this page for your response to be recorded otherwise we will not be able to respond to you.***

Tips: Take photos of the head, wings, legs, antennae and back. Use a penny/dime next to your specimen to indicate its size.

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