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Species Blastobasis glandulella - Acorn Moth - Hodges#1162


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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 1514  2421 
Arizona         1  
California       23   
Colorado     12     
Connecticut      3     
Florida994211154412
Georgia 1111  1311 
Illinois   1  52    
Indiana       1    
Iowa      1     
Kansas      1     
Kentucky    1  2    
Louisiana  43113431  
Maine       1    
Maryland     2211   
Massachusetts  2 17124    
Michigan      2     
Minnesota     3      
Mississippi   1        
Missouri    11 3    
Nebraska     147    
New Brunswick       2    
New Hampshire      2     
New Jersey    3 2 1   
New York     37     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
North Carolina     254    
North Dakota     2      
Ohio     212    
Oklahoma2   3 1 21  
Ontario     1      
Oregon      34    
Pennsylvania    4513    
Quebec     3      
Rhode Island      9     
South Carolina  2     1   
Tennessee   143162   
Texas 236 2 2711 
Utah      1     
Virginia    1123    
Washington      21    
West Virginia     2      
Wisconsin     123    

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