That mass of output is truly mind-deadening...
...so I may have missed something.

But it looks to me as though the last entry for March is
2011033001:00:00 or, more readably: 2011-03-30 01:00:00.

Is the way the month is shortened by 23 hours the problem you're asking about?
Update: or 47 hours, depending on how you look at it -- carefully or carelessly. Mea culpa

If so, sad to say, I see nothing obvious * in your code to explain why that's wrong and those other months I looked at appear to be correct.

* OTOH, the mind rot incurred by reading the output (some judicious eliding, before you posted, would have helped) may be to blame for my ovesight.

In reply to Re: Date::Manip problem when creating arrays by ww
in thread Date::Manip problem when creating arrays by medalto

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