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Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Family (Alpha):
ACROLEPIIDAE-
ADELIDAE-Fairy moths
ALUCITIDAE-
AMPHISBATIDAE-
ARGYRESTHIIDAE-
AUTOSTICHIDAE-
BATRACHEDRIDAE-Batrachedrid Moths
BEDELLIIDAE-Bedelliid Moths
BLASTOBASIDAE-
BOMBYCIDAE-
BUCCULATRICIDAE-
CARPOSINIDAE-
CHOREUTIDAE-Metalmark Moths
COLEOPHORIDAE-Casebearer Moths and Relatives
COSMOPTERIGIDAE-Cosmopterigid Moths
COSSIDAE-Carpenter Moths, Goat Moths
CRAMBIDAE-Grass Moths, Snout Moths
DEPRESSARIIDAE-
DREPANIDAE-Hook-tips and Thyatirid Moths
DRYADAULIDAE-
ELACHISTIDAE-Grassminer Moths and Relatives
EPERMENIIDAE-
EPIPYROPIDAE-
EREBIDAE-Erebid Moths
ERIOCRANIIDAE-
EUTELIIDAE-
GALACTICIDAE-
GELECHIIDAE-Gelechiid Moths; Twirler Moths
GEOMETRIDAE-Geometer Moths, Loopers
GLYPHIDOCERIDAE-
GLYPHIPTERIGIDAE-Sedge Moths
GRACILLARIIDAE-Leafblotch miner moths
HELIOZELIDAE-Shield bearer moths
HEPIALIDAE-Ghost or Swift Moths
HYBLAEIDAE-
INCURVARIIDAE-
LASIOCAMPIDAE-Tent Caterpillar Moths, Lappet Moths
LECITHOCERIDAE-Long-horned Moths
LIMACODIDAE-Slug Caterpillar Moths
LIMOCODIDAE-
LYONETIIDAE-Lyonetiid Moths
MEGALOPYGIDAE-Flannel Moths
MICROPTERIGIDAE-Mandibulate Moths
MIMALLONIDAE-
MOMPHIDAE-Mompha Moths
NEPTICULIDAE-Minute leaf miners
NOCTUIDAE-Owlet Moths
NOLIDAE-
NOTODONTIDAE-Prominents
OECOPHORIDAE-Oecophorid Moths
OPOSTEGIDAE-
PELEOPODIDAE-
PLUTELLIDAE-Diamondback Moths
PRODOXIDAE-Yucca Moths
PSYCHIDAE-Bagworm Moths
PTEROPHORIDAE-Plume Moths
PYRALIDAE-Pyralid Moths, Snout Moths
SATURNIIDAE-Giant Silkworm Moths
SCHRECKENSTEINIIDAE-Schreckensteiniid Moths
SCYTHRIDIDAE-
SESIIDAE-Clearwing Moths
SPHINGIDAE-Sphinx Moths
THYATIRIDAE-
THYRIDIDAE-Window-winged Moths
TINEIDAE-Clothes moths
TISCHERIIDAE-Tischerid Moths
TORTRICIDAE-Leafroller Moths
URANIIDAE-
URODIDAE-Urodid Moths
XYLORYCTIDAE-
YPONOMEUTIDAE-Ermine Moths
YPSOLOPHIDAE-Ypsolophid Moths
ZYGAENIDAE-
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Tortricidae Members:
Acleris albicomana
Acleris albinivia
Acleris bowmanana
Acleris celiana
Acleris cervinana
Acleris chalybeana
Acleris comandrana
Acleris curvalana
Acleris flavivittana
Acleris forbesana
Acleris hudsoniana
Acleris inana
Acleris maccana
Acleris macdunnoughi
Acleris maculidorsana
Acleris negundana
Acleris nigrolinea
Acleris nivisellana
Acleris placidana
Acleris ptychogrammos
Acleris pulverosana
Acleris robinsoniana
Acleris semipurpurana
Acleris subnivana
Acleris unidentified species
Acleris variana
Acleris viburnana
Acleris youngana
Adoxophyes furcatana
Adoxophyes negundana
Adoxophyes unidentified species
Aethes angulatana
Aethes angustana
Aethes argentilimitana
Aethes atomosana
Aethes baloghi
Aethes biscana
Aethes floccosana
Aethes heleniana
Aethes interruptofasciata
Aethes mymara
Aethes new species 1
Aethes new species 2
Aethes new species 3
Aethes new species 4
Aethes obliquana
Aethes patricia
Aethes promptana
Aethes razowskii
Aethes ringsi
Aethes rutilana
Aethes seriatana
Aethes sexdentata
Aethes terriae
Aethes triassumenta
Aethes unidentified species
Amorbia humerosana
Amphiphala liatriana
Ancylis albacostana
Ancylis brauni
Ancylis burgessiana
Ancylis comptana of authors
Ancylis definitivana
Ancylis diminuatana
Ancylis discigerana
Ancylis divisana
Ancylis fuscociliana
Ancylis goodelliana
Ancylis laciniana
Ancylis metamelana
Ancylis muricana
Ancylis nubeculana
Ancylis platanana
Ancylis semiovana
Ancylis spiraeifoliana
Ancylis subaequana
Ancylis unidentified species
Anopina ednana
Apotomis deceptana
Apotomis removana
Archips argyrospila
Archips dissitana
Archips fervidana
Archips georgiana
Archips grisea
Archips infumatana
Archips magnoliana
Archips nigriplagana
Archips purpurana
Archips rileyana
Archips semiferanus
Archips unidentified species
Argyrotaenia alisellana
Argyrotaenia floridana
Argyrotaenia hodgesi
Argyrotaenia ivana
Argyrotaenia juglandana
Argyrotaenia kimballi
Argyrotaenia mariana
Argyrotaenia occultana
Argyrotaenia pinatubana
Argyrotaenia quercifoliana
Argyrotaenia tabulana
Argyrotaenia unidentified species
Argyrotaenia velutinana
Aterpia approximana
Atroposia oenotherana
Bactra furfurana
Bactra maiorina
Bactra unidentified species
Bactra verutana
Cagiva cephalanthana
Catastega aceriella
Catastega timidella
Catastega unidentified species
Celypha cespitana of authors
Celypha unidentified species
Cenopis cana
Cenopis chambersana
Cenopis croatanensis
Cenopis diluticostana
Cenopis directana
Cenopis eulongicosta
Cenopis ferreana
Cenopis lamberti
Cenopis niveana
Cenopis pettitana
Cenopis reticulatana
Cenopis saracana
Cenopis unicolorana
Cenopis unidentified species
Chimoptesis gerulae
Chimoptesis n-sp
Chimoptesis pennsylvaniana
Chimoptesis unidentified species
Choristoneura argentifasciata
Choristoneura conflictana
Choristoneura fractivittana
Choristoneura fumiferana
Choristoneura houstonana
Choristoneura obsoletana
Choristoneura parallela
Choristoneura pinus
Choristoneura rosaceana
Choristoneura unidentified species
Clepsis clemensiana
Clepsis listerana
Clepsis melaleucanus
Clepsis peritana
Clepsis persicana
Clepsis unidentified species
Clepsis virescana
Cochylichroa glaucofuscana
Cochylichroa hoffmanana
Cochylichroa hospes
Cochylichroa temerana
Cochylichroa unidentified species
Cochylichroa viscana
Cochylini unidentified species
Cochylis bucera
Cochylis caulocatax
Cochylis unidentified species
Coelostathma discopunctana
Coelostathma placidana
Corticivora chica
Corticivora clarki
Corticivora parva
Corticivora unidentified species
Crocidosema plebejana
Crocidosema unica
Cryptaspasma bipenicilla
Cydia albimaculana
Cydia candana
Cydia caryana
Cydia erotella
Cydia ingens
Cydia lacustrina
Cydia laricana
Cydia latiferreana
Cydia marita
Cydia pomonella
Cydia rana
Cydia toreuta
Cydia unidentified species
Decodes basiplagana
Dichrorampha bittana
Dichrorampha broui
Dichrorampha incanana
Dichrorampha leopardana
Dichrorampha simulana
Ecdytolopha insiticiana
Ecdytolopha mana
Endothenia hebesana
Endothenia infuscata
Endothenia montanana
Endothenia new species
Endothenia nubilana
Epiblema abruptana
Epiblema adusta
Epiblema alba
Epiblema boxcana
Epiblema brightonana
Epiblema carolinana
Epiblema desertana
Epiblema discretivana
Epiblema dorsisuffusana
Epiblema exacerbatricana
Epiblema gibsoni
Epiblema glaseri
Epiblema glenni
Epiblema grossbecki
Epiblema infelix
Epiblema insidiosana
Epiblema mandana
Epiblema minutana
Epiblema obfuscana
Epiblema obfuscana-desertana
Epiblema otiosana
Epiblema praesumptiosa
Epiblema scudderiana
Epiblema separationis
Epiblema strenuana
Epiblema strenuana_abruptana complex
Epiblema tripartitana
Epiblema unidentified species
Epinotia celtisana
Epinotia lindana
Epinotia medioviridana
Epinotia rectiplicana
Epinotia sotipena
Epinotia transmissana
Epinotia unidentified species
Epinotia vertumnana
Epinotia xandana
Episimus argutana
Episimus tyrius
Episimus unidentified species
Eucopina cocana
Eucopina monitorana
Eucopina tocullionana
Eucosma alabamae
Eucosma ambodaidaleia
Eucosma aquilana
Eucosma argutipunctana
Eucosma autumnana
Eucosma awemeana
Eucosma baggetti
Eucosma essexana
Eucosma floridana
Eucosma formosana
Eucosma giganteana
Eucosma gomonana
Eucosma grindeliana
Eucosma kiscana
Eucosma linitipunctana
Eucosma ochroterminana
Eucosma ornatula
Eucosma paragemellana
Eucosma paregoria
Eucosma parmatana
Eucosma radiatana
Eucosma raracana
Eucosma rusticana
Eucosma sombreana
Eucosma tomonana
Eucosma umbrastriana
Eucosma unidentified species
Eucosma verniochreana
Eucosmomorpha nearctica
Eugnosta bimaculana
Eugnosta erigeronana
Eugnosta sartana
Eulia ministrana
Eumarozia malachitana
Grapholita delineana
Grapholita eclipsana
Grapholita fana
Grapholita interstinctana
Grapholita molesta
Grapholita packardi
Grapholita prunivora
Grapholita tristrigana
Grapholita unidentified species
Gretchena amatana
Gretchena bolliana
Gretchena concitatricana
Gretchena concubitana
Gretchena delicatana
Gretchena deludana
Gretchena nymphana
Gretchena unidentified species
Gretchena watchungana
Gymnandrosoma punctidiscanum
Gypsonoma fasciolana
Gypsonoma salicicolana
Gypsonoma unidentified species
Hedya chionosema
Hedya separatana
Hendecaneura shawiana
Henricus edwardsiana
Hulda impudens
Larisa subsolana
Lorita baccharivora
Lorita scarificata
Notocelia lobana
Notocelia rosaecolana
Olethreutes appalachiana
Olethreutes appendiceum
Olethreutes astrologana
Olethreutes auricapitana
Olethreutes bipartitana
Olethreutes brunneopurpurata
Olethreutes clavana
Olethreutes concinnana
Olethreutes connectum
Olethreutes coruscana
Olethreutes corylana
Olethreutes exoletum
Olethreutes fagigemmeana
Olethreutes fasciatana
Olethreutes ferriferana
Olethreutes ferrolineana
Olethreutes footiana
Olethreutes furfuranum
Olethreutes griseoalbana
Olethreutes hamameliana
Olethreutes hippocastanum
Olethreutes inornatana
Olethreutes lacunanum
Olethreutes malana
Olethreutes merrickana
Olethreutes monetiferanum
Olethreutes new species CP-1
Olethreutes new species near appendiceum (CP-2)
Olethreutes new species near brunneopurpurata
Olethreutes new species near permundana
Olethreutes nigranum
Olethreutes nitidana
Olethreutes ochrosuffusanum
Olethreutes olivaceana
Olethreutes osmundana
Olethreutes permundana
Olethreutes permundana complex
Olethreutes sericoranum
Olethreutes tilianum
Olethreutes troglodanum
Olethreutes unidentified species
Olethreutes valdanum
Olethreutes viburnanum
Olethreutinae unidentified species
Orthotaenia undulana
Pammene felicitana
Pandemis lamprosana
Pandemis limitata
Pandemis unidentified species
Paralobesia crispans
Paralobesia cyclopiana
Paralobesia cypripediana
Paralobesia dividuana
Paralobesia liriodendrana
Paralobesia magnoliana
Paralobesia monotropana
Paralobesia new species 1
Paralobesia palliolana
Paralobesia parsaura
Paralobesia piperae
Paralobesia rhoifructana
Paralobesia unidentified species
Paralobesia viteana
Paralobesia yaracana
Pelochrista adamantana
Pelochrista argentialbana
Pelochrista cataclystiana
Pelochrista derelicta
Pelochrista dorsisignatana
Pelochrista fiskeana
Pelochrista fratruelis
Pelochrista fraudabilis
Pelochrista galenapunctana
Pelochrista graciliana
Pelochrista guttulana
Pelochrista kimballi
Pelochrista milleri
Pelochrista oraria
Pelochrista pallidipalpana
Pelochrista quinquemaculana
Pelochrista robinsonana
Pelochrista similiana
Pelochrista sullivani
Pelochrista unidentified species
Pelochrista vagana
Pelochrista wandana
Pelochrista zomonana
Phaecasiophora confixana
Phaecasiophora inspersa
Phaecasiophora niveiguttana
Phaecasiophora unidentified species
Phalonidia lepidana
Phalonidia unidentified species
Phiaris glaciana
Phtheochroa baracana
Phtheochroa birdana
Phtheochroa terminana
Phtheochroa unidentified species
Platphalonidia lavana
Platphalonidia magdalenae
Platphalonidia unidentified species
Platynota exasperatana
Platynota flavedana
Platynota idaeusalis
Platynota rostrana
Platynota semiustana
Platynota stultana
Platynota unidentified species
Pristerognatha agilana
Proteoteras aesculana
Proteoteras crescentana
Proteoteras moffatiana
Proteoteras naracana
Proteoteras obnigrana
Proteoteras unidentified species
Proteoteras willingana
Pseudexentera costomaculana
Pseudexentera cressoniana
Pseudexentera faracana
Pseudexentera haracana
Pseudexentera hodsoni
Pseudexentera kalmiana
Pseudexentera mali
Pseudexentera maracana
Pseudexentera sepia
Pseudexentera spoliana
Pseudexentera unidentified species
Pseudexentera vaccinii
Pseudexentera virginiana
Pseudogalleria inimicella
Retinia comstockiana
Retinia gemistrigulana
Retinia houseri
Retinia taedana
Retinia unidentified species
Retinia virginiana
Rhopobota dietziana
Rhopobota finitimana
Rhopobota naevana
Rhopobota unidentified species
Rhyacionia adana
Rhyacionia aktita
Rhyacionia busckana
Rhyacionia frustrana
Rhyacionia granti
Rhyacionia rigidana
Rhyacionia unidentified species
Rudenia leguminana
Satronia tantilla
Sereda tautana
Sonia canadana
Sonia divaricata
Sonia paraplesiana
Sonia unidentified species
Sparganothis bistriata
Sparganothis caryae
Sparganothis distincta
Sparganothis mcguinnessi
Sparganothis niteolinea
Sparganothis sulfureana
Sparganothis tristriata
Sparganothis unidentified species
Sparganothis xanthoides
Sparganothoides lentiginosana
Spilonota ocellana
Spinipogon resthavenensis
Strepsicrates smithiana
Suleima helianthana
Suleima unidentified species
Syllonoma longipalpana
Syndemis afflictana
Talponia plummeriana
Taniva albolineana
Thaumatographa jonesi
Thyraylia bunteana
Thyraylia hollandana
Thyraylia hollandana species complex
Thyraylia nana
Thyraylia unidentified species
Thyraylia voxcana
Thyraylia wiscana
Xenotemna pallorana
Zeiraphera claypoleana
Zomaria interruptolineana
Zomaria rosaochreana
Argyrotaenia
Members:
Argyrotaenia alisellana
Argyrotaenia floridana
Argyrotaenia hodgesi
Argyrotaenia ivana
Argyrotaenia juglandana
Argyrotaenia kimballi
Argyrotaenia mariana
Argyrotaenia occultana
Argyrotaenia pinatubana
Argyrotaenia quercifoliana
Argyrotaenia tabulana
Argyrotaenia unidentified species
Argyrotaenia velutinana
186 NC Records
Argyrotaenia tabulana
Freeman, 1944 - Jack Pine Tube Moth
view caption
The larva binds the needles together and construct an internal silk-lined feeding tube. It then chews the ends of the needles off and feeds on them.
Taxonomy
Superfamily:
Tortricoidea
Family:
Tortricidae
Subfamily:
Tortricinae
Tribe:
Archipini
P3 Number:
51a0262
MONA Number:
3603.00
Comments:
The genus
Argyrotaenia
contains approximately 100 described species, with most occurring in Nearctic and Neotropical regions. Thirty-six species are currently recognized in North America.
Species Status:
This wide-ranging species is geographically variable. According to Obraztsov (1961), specimens from North Carolina and Florida belong to a form in which the forewing markings are browner, and mixed occasionally with black. The specimens from North Carolina show, in addition, a tendency to develop an elongate, black, longitudinal spot crossing the median fascia of the forewings on the level of the discal cell.
Identification
Field Guide Descriptions:
Leckie and Beadle (2018)
Online Resources:
MPG
,
BugGuide
,
iNaturalist
,
Google
,
BAMONA
,
GBIF
,
BOLD
Technical Description, Adults:
Freeman (1960)
Technical Description, Immature Stages:
Freeman (1960); Maier (2004)
Adult Markings:
The following description is based in part on that of Freeman (1960). The head, labial palp, and thorax are light brown to reddish-orange. The forewing patterning and coloration are variable, and the following description summarizes the general trends. The forewing ground color varies from pale buff to light pink, purplish brown, or orange. It is overlaid with darker reddish-brown lines and bands. The basal patch varies from reddish-brown to light pinkish purple and typically has two darker reddish-brown, angulated lines. These can vary in size and shape, are often fragmented, and may even fork. A dark, oblique median band is present that is typically lighter in the middle. The middle portion often has a light purplish to pinkish-purple cast, and is bordered on both edges with darker, irregular, reddish-brown coloration. Both the posterior margin of the basal patch, and the anterior and posterior margins of the central band, are finely lined with white. A large costal spot is present beyond the median band that is reddish-brown, with darker inner and outer edges. A matching elongated spot is found towards the tornus. These are often connected to form a band. Beyond the costal spot, there are one or two short, dark, reddish-brown lines that extend inward from the costa. The forewing fringe is light reddish brown, and the hindwing is smoky and becomes lighter towards the base. The hindwing fringe is light with a dark basal line, and becoming tawny towards the apex. This species is somewhat similar to
A. pinatubana
, but the latter is more drab overall and lacks reddish-brown bands that are lined with darker borders. In addition, both the posterior edge of the basal patch and the anterior edge of the median band tend to be more straight-edged relative to those of
A. tabulana
.
Wingspan:
13-17 mm (Freeman, 1960)
Adult Structural Features:
Obraztsov (1961) noted that the genitalia of
A. tabulana
and
A. velutinana
are indistinguishable.
Structural photos
Male genitalia; Montgomery County; J.B. Sullivan.
Male genitalia; North Carolina; J.B. Sullivan.
Male genitalia; Ashe County; J.B. Sullivan.
Female genitalia; Carteret County; J.B. Sullivan.
Female pelt; Carteret County; J.B. Sullivan.
Aedeagus; Madison County; Jim Petranka.
Adult ID Requirements:
Identifiable from good quality photos of unworn specimens.
Immatures and Development:
Larvae in populations in the US feed on pine needles. Freeman (1960) studied Canadian populations and reported that the larva first mines from the tip of a needle almost to the base. Later it ties two or more needles together into a bundle or tube, lining the interior with silk. It feeds within the bundle, and eventually incorporates additional needles or makes a new bundle from the current growth. In late summer or early fall it drops to the ground and pupates in a flimsy cocoon in the leaf litter. Maier (2004) studied New England populations and noted that the older larva lives in a silk tube within groups of pine needles that are bound together to form a tube-like shelter. The larva chews off the exposed portions of the needles and feeds on these, which creates a characteristic tube that is shorter than the surrounding undamaged needles. The mature larva may be as long as 15 mm and has a dull greenish body and orange-brown lobes on the head. In New England there are two generations per year, with the first in June and July and the second in September and October. The larvae from the second brood overwinter within the tubes. Population in North Carolina chew the ends of the tubes off as described by Maier (2004).
Larvae ID Requirements:
Identifiable from good quality photos, especially where associated with known host plants.
Distribution in North Carolina
Distribution:
Argyrotaenia tabulana
is found in North America, including much of southern Canada from British Columbia eastward to Nova Scotia. It occurs in Montana, Wyoming, and Washington (Freeman, 1960), and throughout much of the eastern US. In the eastern US the range extends from Maine southward to Florida and westward to eastern Texas, eastern Oklahoma, Illinois, and Michigan. This species occurs statewide in North Carolina.
County Map:
Clicking on a county returns the records for the species in that county.
Flight Dates:
High Mountains (HM) ≥ 4,000 ft.
Low Mountains (LM) < 4,000 ft.
Piedmont (Pd)
Coastal Plain (CP)
Click on graph to enlarge
Flight Comments:
The adults have to observed from January through October in areas outside of North Carolina, with the first brood occurring in March and April. Populations in Canada appear to be single brooded, while those farther south have two or more broods per year. As of 2021, we have records from early February through mid-October. Local populations in North Carolina appear to have two or three broods per year.
Habitats and Life History
Habitats:
This species depends on yellow pines for successful reproduction and can be found in pine or mixed pine-hardwood stands.
Larval Host Plants:
The Jack Pine Tube Moth has been reported to use a variety of conifers in Canada (Prentice, 1966; Robinson et al., 2010), including firs (
Abies
spp.), a larch (
Larix
sp.), spruces (
Picea
spp.), pines (
Pinus
spp.), Douglas Fir (
Pseudotsuga menziesii
) and Western Hemlock (
Tsuga heterophylla
). In the eastern US it appears to feed only on yellow pines, including Pitch Pine (
Pinus rigida
) and Loblolly Pine (
P. taeda
) (Obraztsov, 1961; Maier et al., 2004; Heppner, 2007). In North Carolina, the only documented host is Loblolly Pine. Other species of yellow pine such as Pitch Pine are presumably used in the mountains where Loblolly Pine does not occur. -
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Observation Methods:
The adults come to lights and the pine tubes with larvae can be found on pines.
Wikipedia
See also Habitat Account for
General Pine Forests and Woodlands
Status in North Carolina
Natural Heritage Program Status:
Natural Heritage Program Ranks:
GNR S4S5
State Protection:
Has no legal protection, although permits are required to collect it on state parks and other public lands.
Comments:
This species appears to be secure within the state where it is widespread and uses pines as hosts.
Photo Gallery for
Argyrotaenia tabulana
- Jack Pine Tube Moth
215 photos are available. Only the most recent 30 are shown.
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-05-06
Wilson Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-05-03
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-05-03
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger and Miles Buddy on 2025-04-26
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2025-04-22
Madison Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: John Petranka, Jim Petranka and Becky Elkin on 2025-04-14
Bladen Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: John Petranka, Jim Petranka and Becky Elkin on 2025-04-14
Bladen Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: David George, Jeff Niznik on 2025-04-05
Chatham Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2025-04-02
Madison Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Jeff Niznik, David George, Rich Teper on 2025-03-28
Chatham Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Chuck Smith on 2025-03-28
Harnett Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Chuck Smith on 2025-03-27
Harnett Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-03-23
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-03-23
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-03-15
Brunswick Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Shields on 2025-03-13
Onslow Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-03-13
Wilson Co.
Comment:
Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2025-03-13
Wilson Co.
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Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2025-02-25
Madison Co.
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Wake Co.
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Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2024-11-03
Brunswick Co.
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Recorded by: John Petranka on 2024-10-22
Wayne Co.
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Recorded by: Dean Furbish on 2024-10-04
Wake Co.
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Recorded by: John Petranka on 2024-09-28
Orange Co.
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Recorded by: John Petranka on 2024-09-22
Orange Co.
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Recorded by: Mark Basinger on 2024-09-15
Brunswick Co.
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Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2024-09-06
Madison Co.
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Recorded by: John Petranka on 2024-09-06
Orange Co.
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Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2024-08-30
Madison Co.
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Recorded by: Jim Petranka on 2024-08-08
Madison Co.
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