The mark consists of a two-dimensional design applied to the front and back of the goods as packaging. The design at the bottom is applied to the front of the goods and consists of a horizontally oriented rectangle in the color light green within the rectangle are two rectangles with outward facing curved edges that represent openings; above it is a white horizontally oriented rectangle that is intended to be clear; above is a horizontally oriented rectangle where the bottom half of the rectangle consists of a rectangle bisected by a green arch where the top half of the bisected rectangle is in gray color with a series of light gray squares superimposed on the gray background; with the wording "JAPANESE & ORIENTAL BEETLE TRAP" appears in black color superimposed on the light gray squares and gray background; above the "P" in "TRAP" is a stylized design of a beetle in black and white with a red shell; the bottom half of the bisected rectangle has a light green background; top half of the larger vertically oriented rectangle consists of a cross hatch design composed of black lines and the white coloring in this design represents transparency; the dotted line is not claimed as a feature of the mark it is to illustrate where the design applied to the front of the goods is separated from the design applied to the back of the goods. The design at the top is applied to the back of the goods and consists of a cross hatch design composed of black lines and the white coloring in this design represents transparency; a horizontally oriented light green rectangle divides a white field that is intended to show transparency; in that transparent field is the number "1" in white color set within a black square and a stylized black and white design of the goods with light green dots to illustrate operation of opening trap; next to it is the number "2" in white on a black square and a stylized design of a hands holding a stylized trap design; next to it is the number "3" in white on a black square color next to a stylized design of a trap; next to it is the number "4" in white in a black square and a stylized design of the trap; all of the above is contained in a gray rectangle and intended to illustrate instructions for using trap; the remainder of the design is clear with two small horizontally oriented rectangles with outward facing curved edges that represent openings.