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The Division will identify spiders and insects for residents of New Hampshire only, free of charge. To submit a spider or insect for identification please fill out the form and either mail the form with the specimen to the Division or bring it to the New Hampshire Health and Human Services Building in Concord (29 Hazen Drive) and leave the specimen and paperwork in the Department of Agriculture identification drop box (the staff at the front desk can direct you). Care should be taken with the specimen to ensure it arrives in a condition that enables identification. If sending the sample by mail, place the specimen in a vial or crush-proof container.
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Most frequently identified insects in 2011:
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White spotted sawyer beetle,
photo credit: Michael Bohne
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Western conifer seed bug |
Squash bug |
Selected other insects/spiders identified in 2011:
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Daring jumping spider |
Sarcophagid fly |
Blister/oil beetle |
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Broadnecked root borer,
photo credit: Michael Bohne
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Sinoxylon anale Lesne,
photo credit: Garret Dubois, USFS |
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New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food
25 Capitol Street, 2nd Floor
Concord, NH 03302 |
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