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Family Tabanidae - Horse and Deer Flies


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Range map for Horse and Deer Flies
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    3352    
Alberta     16     
Arizona   4 1742 1 
Arkansas     64  3  
British Columbia      14    
California   234812   
Colorado     14 3   
Connecticut      1     
Delaware      114   
Florida  101427282341041 
Georgia    12  8   
Idaho  1         
Illinois     71371   
Indiana    12252    
Iowa     61     
Kansas     3 3    
Kentucky     52     
Louisiana  3262511935 2  
Maine     232    
Maryland     13     
Massachusetts  4 25945253   
Michigan    13321   
Minnesota      81    
Mississippi  181763835     
Missouri     4311   
Montana      62    
Nebraska     3      
Nevada    1       
New Brunswick       31   
New Hampshire     9981   
New Jersey     6 1    
New Mexico       1    
New York     986    
Newfoundland/Labrador      33    
North Carolina    31819852  
Nova Scotia      23    
Ohio     426    
Oklahoma   6559253  
Ontario     15126    
Pennsylvania     212692   
Quebec      1     
Rhode Island       1    
South Carolina     3134   
Tennessee     1165   
Texas   1624232 1
Utah    13 1    
Vermont     713     
Virginia    73 92   
Washington     566    
West Virginia    2746    
Wisconsin     912     
Wyoming      1     

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