“Fourteen insects again. Does that mean nothing has changed?”
For you who handle routine insect trap inspections at your facility.

You want to finish your report, but the traps were monitored for different numbers of days. Equal counts may not tell the whole story, and remembering every location’s inspection status is a lot to carry.

The Insect Trap Inspection and Catch Count Comparison Table helps you look beyond the totals. Enter catch counts, actual days monitored and inspection status for your registered locations to see catches per day alongside the previous value recorded under the same conditions. That gives you a basis for discussing whether a location needs a closer look.

“And that blank—was the trap checked?”
The table distinguishes inspected locations with zero catches from those where inspection is not yet confirmed. Registered locations with no records are also shown as uninspected.

Now you can think, “Here’s a change to discuss; there’s an inspection to confirm.” With that picture, you can check the on-site records and conditions, then talk with the person responsible about whether more inspections are needed before you write your report.

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