Andrew Waite from Infosanity.co.uk has developed several useful scripts to generate statistics for Honeyd and Nepenthes. I have developed amun_submissions_stats.py to generate similar statistics for Amun Honeypot, you can download it from here
I am not a good python developer so I’ve done my best to modify Andrew’s script for Nepenthes (submissions2stats.py). Here is a sample output from my honeypot:
In order to use it correctly you will need Python GeoIP library (apt-get install python-geoip). I will improve it in the next weeks. If you find any error or you find it useful, your post will be welcomed! 
Updated: Follow these instructions if you want to keep GeoIP database updated
Updated: PDF was not a good storage option for this script, so now Andrew Waite is hosting the file (Thanks!)
Hi Miguel,
glad you found my scripts useful and thanks for the modification, saves me some work once I get Amun installed, definitely need to move that up my todo list.
Only issue, guessing a typo; inFOsanity.co.uk
Andrew
Sorry about the typo
!
[...] Going forward there are a number of installation and configurations options available from Amun that I intend to experiment with; high up this list is the ability to log to a MySQL database, I’m hoping that this will provide both a convenient and powerful way to search and analyse the information collected by the sensor. In the meantime Miguel has extended one of InfoSanity’s submission_stats to gather similar statistics from Amun sensors, Miguel’s work is available here. [...]
Just curious, what version of Python are you running the script with? I’m running 2.5.2 and the script is bombing out, not sure if it’s my version or if I mucked something up copying your script to my Amun server.
Error for the curious:
File “./amun_submission_stats.py”, line 106, in parseLogged_Submissions
if logData[3] == ‘[submit_md5]‘:
[...] in my lab since initial install. From a statistic perspective my wor has been made really easy as Miguel Cabrerizo has previously taken one of the InfoSanity statistic scripts written for Nepenthes and Dionaea and [...]