A list of insects available to catch in the Nintendo 3DS game Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Adapted from http://animalcrossing.wikia.com/wiki/Insects_%28New_Leaf%29 (CC-BY-SA)
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Name
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Location
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Price
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Date/Time
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Agrias Butterfly
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Near flowers
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3,000
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Jun-Sep 8a-5p
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Ant
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On rotten food
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80
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Jan-Dec 24h
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Bagworm
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In trees
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300
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Oct-Feb 24h
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Banded Dragonfly
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Flying
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4,500
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Jul-Aug 8a-5p
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Bee
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In trees
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2,500
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Jan-Dec 24h
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Bell Cricket
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Ground
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1,720
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Sep-Oct 5p-8a
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Birdwing Butterfly
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Flying
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4,000
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Jun-Sep 8a-4p
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Brown Cicada
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On trees
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200
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Jul-Aug 8a-5p
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Common Butterfly
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Near flowers
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90
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Mar-Jun, Sep 4a-7p
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Centipede
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Under rocks
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300
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Jan-Feb 4a-11p
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Cicada Shell
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On trees
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100
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Jul-Aug 24h
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Cricket
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Ground
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160
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Sep-Nov 5p-8a
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Cyclommatus Stag
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On palm trees
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8,000
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Jun-Aug 5p-8a
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Darner Dragonfly
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Flying
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200
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Jun-Aug 8a-5p
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Diving Beetle
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In the river
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800
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May-Sep 8a-5p
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Drone Beetle
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On island trees
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100
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Jun-Aug 24h
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Emperor Butterfly
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Flying
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2,500
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Jun-Sep 8p-7a
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Evening Cicada
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On trees
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550
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Jul-Aug 4p-7p
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Firefly
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Flying near river
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300
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Jun 7p-4a
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Flea
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On villagers
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70
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Mar-Nov 24h
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Fly
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Flying near trash
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60
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Jan-Dec 24h
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Fruit Beetle
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On trees
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100
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Jun-Aug 24h
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Giant Cicada
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On trees
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500
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Jun-Jul 8a-5p
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Giant Beetle
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On trees
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10,000
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Jun-Jul 11p-7a
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Giant Petaltail
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Flying
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8,000
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Aug-Oct 5p-7p
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Golden Stag
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On palm trees
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12,000
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Jun-Aug 5p-8a
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Grasshopper
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Ground
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160
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Jul-Sep 8a-5p
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Goliath Beetle
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On palm trees
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6,000
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Jun-Sep 7p-8a
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Name
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Location
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Price
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Date/Time
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Horned Atlas
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On palm trees
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8,000
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Jun-Aug 5p-8a
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Horned Dynastid
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On trees
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1,350
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Jun-Aug 7p-8a
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Horned Elephant
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On palm trees
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8,000
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Jun-Aug 5p-8a
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Horned Hercules
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On palm trees
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12,000
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Jun-Aug 5p-8a
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Hermit Crab
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Beach
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1,000
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Jan-Dec 7p-8a
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Honeybee
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Near flowers
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100
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Mar-Jul 8a-5p
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House Centipede
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Under rocks
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250
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Aug-Oct 7p-8a
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Jewel Beetle
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On trees
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2,400
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Jul-Aug 8a-5p
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Ladybug
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On flowers
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200
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Mar-Jun, Oct 8a-5p
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Lantern Fly
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On trees
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1,800
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Jun-Sep 4p-8a
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Locust
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Ground
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400
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Aug-Oct 8a-7p
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Longhorn Beetle
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Tree Stumps
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260
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Jul-Aug 11a-6pm
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Long Locust
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Ground
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200
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May-Nov 8a-7p
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Mantis
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On flowers
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430
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Apr-Nov 8a-5p
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Migratory Locust
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Ground
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600
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Aug-Nov 8a-7p
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Miyama Stag
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On trees
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1,000
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Jul-Aug 24h
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Mole Cricket
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Underground
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280
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Nov-May 24h
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Monarch Butterfly
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Flying
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140
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Sep-Nov 9a-5p
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Mosquito
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Flying
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130
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Jun-Sep 5p-4a
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Moth
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Flying near lights
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60
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May-Sep 7p-4a
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Oak SIlk Moth
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On trees
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1,200
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Jun-Sep 7p-4a
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Orchid Mantis
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On white flowers
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2,400
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Apr-Nov 8a-7p
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Peacock Butterfly
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Near flowers (Purple, Black, Blue)
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220
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Mar-Sep 4a-7p
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Pill Bug
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Under rocks
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250
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Jan-Dec 24h
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Pondskater
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River and ponds
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130
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May-Sep 8a-7p
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Name
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Location
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Price
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Date/Time
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Rainbow Stag
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On trees
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10,000
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Jun-Sep 5p-8a
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Raja Broke Butterfly
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Flying
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2,500
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May-Sep 8a-5p
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Red Dragonfly
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Flying
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80
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Sep-Oct 8a-7p
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Rice Grasshopper
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Ground
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400
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Oct 8a-7p
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Robust Cicada
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On trees
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300
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Jul-Aug 8a-5p
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Saw Stag
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On trees
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2,000
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Jul-Aug 24h
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Scarab Beetle
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On trees
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6,000
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Jul-Aug 11p-8a
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Scorpion
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Ground
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8,000
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Jul-Sep 7p-4a
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Snail
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On bushes (raining)
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250
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Apr-Sep 24h
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Stinkbug
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On trees
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120
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Apr-Oct 24h
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Spider
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In trees
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300
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Mar-Oct 24h
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Tarantula
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Ground
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8,000
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Jul-Sep 7p-4a
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Tiger Beetle
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Ground
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1,500
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Mar-Oct 8a-11p
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Tiger Butterfly
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Near flowers
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160
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Mar-Sep 8a-7p
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Violin Beetle
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Tree stumps
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260
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Jun-Nov 4a-7p
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Walker Cicada
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On trees
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400
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Jul-Sep 8a-5p
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Walking Leaf
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Ground
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600
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Jul-Sep 8a-5p
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Walking Stick
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On trees
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600
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Jul-Nov 4a-7p
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Wharf Roach
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On the beach
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200
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Jan-Dec 24h
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Yellow Butterfly
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Near flowers
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90
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Mar-Jun, Sep 6a-4p
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It looks like the third column is spilling onto a second page. I'll fix it when I get a chance. :(
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