Insect Identification & Advice

What's this bug?

Here you can find information and advice on Edmonton's more common pest problems. We've also provided some information to help you recognize beneficial insects that reduce pests on Edmonton's shade trees.
The Good Growing Neighbours - Bugs 101 page also has important details about common insects.

We also offer an insect identification service to our citizens. You can bring specimens directly to our office (8am-4pm, Monday-Friday) or send them by mail. Images can be sent to treebugs@edmonton.ca.

To prevent damage, specimens mailed to us should be wrapped in a protective material (e.g., tissue paper) and sealed in a rigid container (e.g., clean plastic pill bottle) before being placed in the envelope. Include a brief explanatory note with your name and contact information.

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Ants

Carpet Beetles

Indian Meal Moth

Larder Beetle

Merchant Grain Beetle

Strawberry Root Weevil

Sowbugs

Mosquitoes

Orb Weaver Spiders

Yellowjacket Wasps

Apple Maggot

Ash Bark Beetles

Ash Leaf Cone Roller

Black Knot

Birch Leafminers

Bronze Birch Borer

Cottony Psyllids on Ash

Dothiorella Elm Wilt

Dutch Elm Disease

Forest Tent Caterpillars

Larger Boxelder Leafroller

Oak Gall Wasps

Red Elm Weevil

Satin Moth

Spiny Ash Sawfly

Spruce Spider Mite

Yellowheaded Spruce Sawfly

Asian Longhorned Beetle

Emerald Ash Borer

Gypsy Moth

Flower Fly

Green Lacewing

Ground Beetle

Ladybird Beetle

For more information:

Pest Management

12304 107 ST
Edmonton AB  T5G 2S7

Telephone

In Edmonton: 311

Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311

Fax 780-496-4978
Email treebugs@edmonton.ca
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