Insect trap

An insect trap, comprising:

• a housing including a support structure and a lid defining a cavity, the housing having a top, a first side, and a second side;
• the support structure includes a bottom portion and a rear portion extending upward from a rear of the bottom portion, the rear portion having a first protrusion proximate the top and the first side and a second protrusion proximate the top and the second side, the first protrusion having a first inner surface and a first outer surface and the second protrusion having a second inner surface and a second outer surface, the first inner surface having a first lower depression and a first upper depression with a first raised portion between the first lower depression and the first upper depression, the first outer surface having a first receiver, the second inner surface having a second lower depression and a second upper depression with a second raised portion between the second lower depression and the second upper depression, the second outer surface having a second receiver;
• the lid includes a first connecting member proximate the first side and a second connecting member proximate the second side, the first connecting member having a first outer connector and a first inner connector, the first receiver receiving the first outer connector, the first inner connector being configured and arranged to move between the first lower depression and the first upper depression, the second connecting member having a second outer connector and a second inner connector, the second receiver receiving the second outer connector, the second inner connector being configured and arranged to move between the second lower depression and the second upper depression, the lid being pivotally connected to the rear portion about the outer connectors and having a closed position and an open position, the lid being in the closed position when the inner connectors are in the lower depressions, the lid being in the open position when the inner connectors are in the upper depressions, wherein the connecting member deflects outward proximate the inner connectors as the inner connectors move over the raised portions, the upper depressions holding the lid in the open position.