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obscurusella group


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Range map for obscurusella group
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 332212 3   
Arizona222 27    25
Arkansas   1        
British Columbia   112      
California   5     2 1
Colorado   2   1    
Connecticut    1       
Delaware      2     
Florida   53       
Georgia   1 3  1   
Illinois   3691176   
Indiana   2153 1   
Iowa    7 1087   
Kentucky   23 3     
Louisiana    2       
Maine     2      
Manitoba     5      
Maryland   2422     
Massachusetts  111321181234  
Michigan     41     
Minnesota    11  1   
Missouri   65231    
Nebraska   531312   
New Brunswick    25   2  
New Hampshire    2       
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Jersey   22142    
New York    529     
North Carolina   31 1332  
North Dakota      2     
Ohio    2115    
Oklahoma   111 1    
Ontario    213     
Oregon    2 1     
Pennsylvania   7732111    
Quebec    672     
Rhode Island    8881    
Saskatchewan     1      
South Carolina     1      
Tennessee  34111111  
Texas 2  4       
Vermont    41  1   
Virginia   41153    
Washington   37841    
West Virginia     1 3    
Wisconsin     12432   

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