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Family Psychodidae - Moth Flies and Sand Flies


The following data is based on images submitted and identified by contributors. Range and date information may be incomplete, overinclusive, or just plain wrong.

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Range map for Moth Flies and Sand Flies
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama    3       
Alberta     1      
Arizona     1      
California   1 32411  
Delaware     1  1   
Florida   1      1 
Georgia  12   1 1  
Illinois       1    
Kentucky       1    
Louisiana       4 29 
Maryland   11  1 1  
Massachusetts   22512811 
Michigan            
Minnesota      1     
Mississippi  2   1     
New Jersey    22  12  
New York     4  11  
Newfoundland/Labrador       2    
North Carolina  1  1      
Ohio        2   
Oklahoma  213    1  
Ontario          1 
Pennsylvania    1 1     
Tennessee    1 1     
Texas  11  11  2 
Vermont         1  
Virginia2       13  
Washington      311   
Wisconsin  2         

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