E. oregona - but in this state, specimen needed at hand.
If male, then: NO.

Moved from Epicauta.

Important characteristics were many and included the shape and relative proportions of antennal segments 1-3; the black maculae on the elytra present and smaller than the length of the second antennal segment; the basal tarsomere of the meso- and metatarsi with a pale pad at least near the apex; the mesotibia with cinereous hairs anteriorly and a linear band of black hairs dorsally; and the elytra without basal black hairs. The only characteristic of this specimen that did not seem to match E. maculata in the key was the exserted setae on antennal segment 10 less than 1/2 the segment's width; however, all specimens in this part of the key with shorter setae were far out of range for MT and did not match this specimen in other morphological details. Perhaps some of the antennal setae were lost from this specimen. Pronotum "usually with distinct maculae" in this species; a few are visible laterally in this specimen, but the dorsal pubescence seems to have been damaged.