Where to see a Six-spotted Tiger Beetle in Minnesota

The Six-spotted Tiger Beetle is recorded in the counties of 61 Minnesota state parks (research-grade iNaturalist observations). Ranked by how often it is observed in each area:

1. Upper Sioux Agency State Park
2. Snake River State Forest
3. Banning State Park
4. St. Croix State Park
5. Myre-Big Island State Park
6. St. Croix State Forest
7. D.A.R. State Forest
8. Nemadji State Forest
9. Big Island State Park
10. Chengwatana State Forest
11. St. Croix State Park Fire Tower
12. General C. C. Andrews State Forest
13. Afton State Park
14. William O'Brien State Park
15. Nerstrand Big Woods State Park
16. Glendalough State Park
17. Maplewood State Park
18. Greenleaf Lake State Recreation Area
19. Two Inlets State Forest
20. Smoky Hills State Forest
21. Little Elbow Lake State Park
22. Frontenac State Park
23. Oronoco State Park
24. Big Stone Lake State Park
25. Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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