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Posted on 11/17/2021 10:11:23 AM PST by nickcarraway
Natural Bridges had more than last year, but it's still not much. That was about a month ago.
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Great to hear. Our population in Santa Barbara/Goleta really went down.
It took a whole 10 sentences for them to mention climate change.
They are slipping.
Queen Hillary went to Pacific Grove?
How nice.
Thank goodness it was due to Climate Change! I was concerned they had been wiped out by Covid because of the Monarch’s refusal to wear their masks.
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Less cars and trucks on roads = more butterflies..............
"Yes, rule the planet. Excellent."
I’m encouraging the milk weed growth at my place.
Butt, butt, butt climate change demise imminent.
“It took a whole 10 sentences for them to mention climate change.
They are slipping.”
$$$$$$$$$$$
Zackly.
Numbers up, climate change bad.
Numbers down, climate change bad.
Like if we give them enough money and power, they’ll install a giant thermostat for the Earth.
Educators say climate change, pesticides, and wildfires that wipe out Monarchs survival plants, can impact monarchs’ migration.
But there is still hope, such as replanting nectar plans or milkweed, which monarchs need.
“So we have to understand that we individually we can’t do anything, but together we can. We can change the planet. It’s not too late to bring them back in the right numbers,” Layne said.
Please click the link below that documents the end of the world B$ for 50+ years.
https://cei.org/blog/wrong-again-50-years-of-failed-eco-pocalyptic-predictions/
Last year there were none in Pacific Grove, which I think is the no. 1 spot on in California.
I have milkweed and this year, looked for and found the eggs, brought them inside to protect them, raise the caterpillars and then released the Monarchs after they hatched/eclosed whatever it is called. So cool to watch. I did 29 this year. A friend of mine in Newburgh released over 500 this year
If they're silly enough to claim it's climate change, I'm going to blame our wide open borders.
Damn illegal monarchs.
That must be such a wonderful experience. Good for you!
And you are there 24/7?
No, I’m just going by what was reported, plus I didn’t see any. Natural Bridges just had a few.
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