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Species Eumenes fraternus - Fraternal Potter Wasp


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Range map for Fraternal Potter Wasp
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama   2 33385  
Arkansas       1 5  
Colorado        3   
Connecticut       42   
Delaware       14   
District of Columbia    1       
Florida1 1611115102122
Georgia    215539  
Illinois   13161562  
Indiana     5 62   
Iowa    21 372  
Kansas     11151  
Kentucky    3  22   
Louisiana  4   525431
Maine     2 8 1  
Maryland    175540134 
Massachusetts  3 1 4851  
Michigan     331112  
Minnesota      21132  
Mississippi       3 4  
Missouri      2657  
Nebraska      1 95  
New Hampshire      63    
New Jersey     531124  
New Mexico      3     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New York    12310145  
North Carolina    21135934 
Ohio     66510 1 
Oklahoma    2535271 
Ontario      6142   
Pennsylvania    14816125  
Quebec      2222  
Rhode Island      1 2 1 
South Carolina  1 11041611 
South Dakota       3    
Tennessee   1 125432 
Texas  41281734107 
Vermont     1  2   
Virginia     327452 
West Virginia    1       
Wisconsin     41632  

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