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Subfamily Noctuinae - Cutworm or Dart Moths


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  2121111131
Alaska        1   
Alberta      872   
Arizona  21 124753 
Arkansas        121 
British Columbia   11081430144  
California2 52631 12821
Colorado     1 111  
Connecticut        3   
Delaware   17   32  
Florida94744 1 1 52
Georgia 311  1135245 
Idaho   1        
Illinois  2 33157 1 
Indiana     1  1   
Iowa    133  2  
Kansas   211   1  
Kentucky   1   21   
Louisiana 52    3    
Maine      354   
Maryland    23 211  
Massachusetts  13110122417111
Michigan   1 9622   
Minnesota     3461   
Mississippi        1   
Missouri       22   
Montana      12    
Nebraska        1   
Nevada      2     
New Brunswick    3 372   
New Hampshire       113   
New Jersey     43 61  
New Mexico        11  
New York   52478922 
Newfoundland/Labrador      684   
North Carolina   12  3376 
Ohio     41543  
Oklahoma  134322313  
Ontario   64812311855 
Oregon    1488291582 
Pennsylvania  13213513125  
Quebec1      1    
Saskatchewan       3    
South Carolina      2   2 
Tennessee   1    2 5 
Texas11554313 2441
Utah    442131  
Vermont     21     
Virginia     2 534 1
Washington 3662143769249   
West Virginia        1   
Wisconsin   268111283  

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