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Family Diprionidae - Conifer Sawflies


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Range map for Conifer Sawflies
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama     2 1  1 
Alaska        3   
Arizona    525  1  
Arkansas    2       
British Columbia     1  4   
California   2232     
Colorado  3         
Delaware   5321  1  
Florida 123 3 46166 
Georgia  4432 163  
Illinois  3  2   4 4
Indiana      1 1   
Iowa    261     
Kansas   3        
Kentucky     1      
Louisiana   2        
Maine    243166   
Manitoba       12   
Maryland    4135 41  
Massachusetts   315711853  
Michigan    11 51   
Minnesota    41324   
Mississippi     3      
Missouri   1        
Montana      1 1   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nevada    1       
New Brunswick    562811   
New Hampshire 1  1241263  
New Jersey   1618 1 1 
New Mexico         2  
New York    62424   
Newfoundland/Labrador      52    
North Carolina  11224 212 8
North Dakota      5     
Nova Scotia     11     
Ohio   34 2 11  
Ontario3   11113511   
Oregon4     2   1 
Pennsylvania 1  5357103  
Quebec     420142   
Saskatchewan      2     
South Carolina  2 1   1   
Tennessee       7 2  
Texas 313      2 
Utah        2   
Vermont      344   
Virginia  571 2221 2
Washington    1 3 2 4 
West Virginia        2   
Wisconsin    75531   
Wyoming       1    

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