Areas in yellow represent known occurrences of this species. For animals this includes areas such as breeding colonies, breeding ponds, denning sites and hibernacula. For plants this is usually where it occurs naturally.

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Guelph

Oshawa

Chatham

Clinton

Toronto

Caledon Markham

Hamilton

WaterlooOakville

GoderichBrampton

Fort Erie

Woodstock Brantford

Stratford

Pickering

Niagara Falls

Kenora

Ottawa

TorontoWindsor

Timmins

Moosonee

Thunder Bay

Sault Ste. Marie

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as recorded by the Ontario Natural Heritage Information Centre as of

February 29, 2012

Species occurrence

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