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Subfamily Gryllinae - Field Crickets


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Range map for Field Crickets
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alberta        1   
Arizona    41 1   2
British Columbia        3   
California1 2   8  34 
Delaware      111   
Florida 245        
Georgia      3     
Indiana            
Iowa      1     
Maine    1       
Maryland         42 
Massachusetts  1    323  
Michigan     1 2    
Montana  1         
New Hampshire     1 2    
New Jersey    1   2   
New Mexico   2   1    
New York       11   
North Carolina   1      2 
Ohio            
Oklahoma  3       1 
Ontario      114   
Oregon     1      
Pennsylvania3       11 4
Quebec       1    
Tennessee      1     
Texas  1 114222  
Virginia       511  
Washington    21  1   
Wisconsin       1 3  

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