Spongy Moth Egg Sac Removal Submission Form

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Spongy moths are an invasive species that wreak havoc on our tree canopy each year. By removing their egg sacs before they get the chance to hatch you are participating in vital stewardship work. Each egg sac contains approximately 300 eggs, which means 300 potential caterpillars per sac. Each spongy moth caterpillar will eat an average of 1 square meter of foliage in its short lifetime, meaning that for every egg sac you remove you are saving approximately 300 square meters of leaf area in Hamilton's urban canopy.

Please fill in all information you are able to and we will add the results of your removal to our project total. Don't forget to follow us on social media to get updates about how much of our tree canopy has been saved to date!

First and Last Name *

Email Address *

Group Type *

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Date of Removal *

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Address of Removal Location *

Number of Egg Sacs Removed *

If you kept track, please let us know how many trees you removed sacs from, the number of sacs on each tree and any specific information you know about the individual trees such as whether they are deciduous/coniferous and/or their species.

Where there more sacs at your location that you were unable to remove? *

Yes, there were a lot more both high up and at reachable levels.

Yes, there were more but only a few both high up and at reachable levels.

Yes, there were more higher up but no more at a reachable level.

No, we were able to remove all that we could see.

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