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Species Citheronia regalis - Regal Moth - Hodges#7706


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama      131   
Connecticut            
Florida     556    
Georgia      7144 3 
Illinois      1     
Indiana     1 1    
Kentucky      11    
Louisiana    2  55   
Maryland      34    
Missouri     2  1   
New Jersey      131   
North Carolina      535   
Ohio      46    
Oklahoma      2     
Pennsylvania     1439   
South Carolina       5    
Tennessee  1  4711    
Texas      1 17  
Virginia      91    
West Virginia      625   

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