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Genus Euphydryas - Checkerspots


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Range map for Checkerspots
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alberta     33     
Arizona  34  4     
British Columbia    6 5     
California341434506116  1  
Colorado   1217201    
Connecticut     2 1    
Idaho    4114     
Illinois     1      
Indiana     2      
Iowa     2 1    
Maine    222     
Manitoba      1     
Maryland     3      
Massachusetts    36      
Michigan    18 1    
Minnesota     22     
Missouri    2       
Montana    51012    
Nebraska    237      
Nevada   124      
New Brunswick     4      
New Hampshire     221 1  
New Jersey      1     
New Mexico   2 22     
New York    52012     
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
North Carolina    1       
Nova Scotia      1     
Ohio     3      
Ontario    142     
Oregon    42464    
Pennsylvania    2712     
Quebec    11      
Rhode Island     1      
South Dakota    31      
Tennessee   11       
Utah   1432     
Vermont    1 2     
Washington    281564   
West Virginia      1     
Wisconsin    315228    
Wyoming    21125     

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