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Subfamily Glyphipteriginae - Sedge Moths


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Range map for Sedge Moths
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  21435 4   
Arizona      25    
Arkansas   1 1      
British Columbia    1425 2  
California    1144    
Colorado     221    
Florida 1326 1 231 
Georgia   1 12 41  
Idaho     1      
Illinois     8222   
Indiana     34     
Iowa    1812    
Kansas      1     
Kentucky      1     
Louisiana  1 512224  
Maryland    14 1    
Massachusetts     16 1   
Michigan    1222    
Minnesota    1173    
Mississippi   2        
Missouri    115 1   
Nebraska     446 4  
New Brunswick    2       
New Hampshire    13 5    
New Jersey     4114   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Mexico      5  1  
New York     3511   
North Carolina    12 1    
Nova Scotia    2       
Ohio     6      
Oklahoma   12212    
Ontario      323   
Oregon  3  5      
Pennsylvania     69     
Quebec     2      
South Carolina  5     2   
Tennessee 1 135221   
Texas  110313 46 1
Utah      1     
Vermont     2  1   
Virginia    4 61    
Washington    226     
Wisconsin     8412   
Wyoming     1      

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