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Subfamily Theclinae - Hairstreaks


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Range map for Hairstreaks
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  1 413121  
Alberta    2  2    
Arizona  1284126675  
Arkansas    15   4  
British Columbia   1212     
California 514313321114681 
Colorado     613 2   
Delaware   1    2   
Florida9517151413251791279
Georgia 11452321221 
Idaho       1    
Illinois   121185221 
Indiana     22     
Iowa   1  5     
Kansas     1  2   
Kentucky   1        
Louisiana    112 3 1 
Maine    2 12    
Manitoba    4  1    
Maryland     3455   
Massachusetts   816812224  
Michigan    3252    
Minnesota      6     
Mississippi    1 2  1  
Missouri    11 12   
Montana      31    
Nebraska        2   
Nevada     1      
New Brunswick    222     
New Hampshire    1       
New Jersey   126132   
New Mexico   423 1    
New York    158771  
North Carolina  5557233 1 
Nova Scotia    1       
Ohio    111     
Oklahoma    242221  
Ontario    1217     
Oregon    1122    
Pennsylvania     34101   
Rhode Island    1 1     
South Carolina  31223231  
South Dakota     21     
Tennessee   1    21  
Texas2 678857636205
Utah      7     
Vermont    1 3     
Virginia    2 868   
Washington   22 22    
West Virginia        2   
Wisconsin   235111    

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