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nymphs


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Range map for nymphs
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   1 11  11 
Arizona        2   
Arkansas1          1
Georgia  1         
Illinois   1 1   1  
Maine   3      2 
Maryland       1 1  
Massachusetts2    11 12  
Michigan  11        
Minnesota    1       
New Hampshire    4       
New Jersey  11        
New York   2        
North Carolina        2   
Oklahoma  2   1    1
Ontario  2         
Pennsylvania   1        
Quebec  1 212 1 1 
Texas       1    
Virginia  1   1     
Wisconsin    1  2    

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