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Species Sympetrum vicinum - Autumn Meadowhawk


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Range map for Autumn Meadowhawk
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Arkansas     1    1 
British Columbia       115  
Colorado       2222 
Connecticut       1361 
Delaware      12 73 
Georgia        1 1 
Illinois      241473 
Indiana      43222 
Iowa      5 1 1 
Kansas         1  
Kentucky    1   3   
Maine      410622 
Manitoba      1312  
Maryland     3464133 
Massachusetts      71227375
Michigan      581621 
Minnesota      61671  
Missouri     71123  
Montana       13 1 
Nebraska     131 1  
New Brunswick       3321 
New Hampshire     1236133 
New Jersey      1313851
New York      71920175 
North Carolina         55 
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nova Scotia       134  
Ohio      94841 
Oklahoma         2  
Ontario      83019212 
Oregon      4 87  
Pennsylvania      7109136 
Quebec      21363  
Rhode Island      1263  
South Carolina          1 
South Dakota        12  
Tennessee     42 642 
Texas      2  222
Vermont      3214  
Virginia     2 1392 
Washington        311 
West Virginia         1  
Wisconsin      519136  
Wyoming       2    

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