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Photographer: Damon Clarke, Powder Trap Inc., Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Photographer: Ed Freytag, field operations supervisor, New Orleans Mosquito and Termite Control Board
Photographer: Jim Irvin, Irvin Pest Control, Cape Coral, Fla.
Photographer: Chuck Hawley, Idaho Dept. of Agriculture, Coeur d'Alene Field Office.
Photographer: James Kelly
Photographer: Scott Nolen, president, Truly Nolen of America, Inc.
Submitted by: Billy Blasingame, vice president of pest management operations, Arrow Exterminators, Inc.
Photographer: Bob Rummel, Western Industries.
Photographer: Miguel Angel Taboada Martinez, Progressive Technology and Biorational Estrategy, Mexico.
Photographer: Alan Brown, owner/entomologist, BMI Pest Management, Temple, TX
Photographer: Mike Merchant, urban entomologist, Texas Cooperative Extension |
CLEVELAND — PCT proudly announces the winner and finalists of the second annual PCT Online Best Pest Photo Contest.
Damon Clarke, product designer for Powder Trap Inc., Nanaimo, B.C., Canada, took home top honors with an up-close shot of a bottle fly (right). (To read more about Clarke’s award-winning picture, CLICK HERE.)
Clarke receives a $500 prize for his winning photo.
More than 75 PCT Online users submitted photos for this year’s contest. These 75 photos were then whittled down to the top 10 photos by our judges. Clarke’s photo, plus the ten finalist photos appear in the following photo review.
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