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Subfamily Attevinae - Tropical Ermine Moths


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Range map for Tropical Ermine Moths
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama      12111 
Arkansas   1 2      
Connecticut        1   
Delaware        11  
Florida          1 
Georgia   3  422   
Illinois     22 2  1
Indiana     121    
Iowa      1 1   
Kansas      311   
Kentucky       22   
Louisiana       2  1 
Maryland      185   
Michigan      1351  
Mississippi        11  
Missouri      3 1   
New Jersey       82 1 
New York      1231  
North Carolina      2223  
Ohio       212  
Oklahoma     21 1   
Ontario      11 1  
Pennsylvania     1361   
Rhode Island       3    
South Carolina    1 1     
Tennessee   1 3 521  
Texas    1  32 2 
Virginia    1 66121 
West Virginia       11 2 
Wisconsin            

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