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Submit your tick sighting

Important: Please don’t go out looking for ticks!

If you/someone you know/your child/pet get bitten, then please let us know by filling in this short form:

DD slash MM slash YYYY
What was the tick seen on/removed from?

Please estimate the type of terrain the tick was seen or picked up from
Have you ever seen deer in this area?(Required)
Which of these statements best describe how you spend time outdoors (such as nature reserves, walking paths, hiking etc)?
You can use this space to tell us about your experience with ticks and tick-borne diseases, with the confidence that anything you share will only be used anonymously.
Accepted file types: jpg, gif, png, jpeg, Max. file size: 5 MB.
Would you like to be kept up to date about how your submission has been used and the progress of our project?
Would you like to contribute to an educational tool about ticks and tick-borne disease protection in Scotland?
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If you would be happy for us to contact you about your submission, or to register your interest in becoming one of our community partners in the Highlands & Islands, please enter your email address. Please note we will only use this information for this purpose, and will not contact you for any other reason.
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

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