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The Common Yellow Scorpion (Buthus occitanus) belongs to the group Arachnids. Wildpulse holds 1,010 reporting days in 96 map cells (hexagons about 14 miles / 22 km across) from open data by iNaturalist and GBIF.
Most reporting days are in France (606), Spain (339), Portugal (4) and Morocco (3).
The Common Yellow Scorpion is reported all year round, most often in April (17 % of reporting days). This shows when people observe and report the species, not necessarily when it is most present.
The latest report in our data is from November 8, 2026.
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When is the Common Yellow Scorpion reported?
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