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In the summer of 2008, 33 male moths were caught in 20 pheromone traps
at the following 17 locations in southern B.C. Click on
the images to view a larger version.
All maps were supplied by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
Lower Mainland
Kent/Harrison Area: 16 moths in 5 traps (@ 16
traps/sq. mi.); 100 egg masses were located near the trap with 11 males.
The increasing moth catches and evidence of a second life stage
triggered treatment plans.
Close up of Harrison Hot Springs: 1 moths in
1 trap (@ 16
traps/sq. mi.)
Vancouver (2)/Burnaby(1)/Richmond(2)/Delta(3):
8 moths in
6 traps (@ 16 traps/sq. mi. and 1 trap/sq. mi.)
Chilliwack: 1 moth in 1 trap (@ 1 trap/sq. mi.)
Langley (2 moths) in 2 traps (@ 16 traps/sq. mi.)
South Surrey/White Rock: 3 moths in 3 traps (@ 16 traps/sq. mi.)
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Gypsy Moth Trapping Results in 2008
