(ahem)They're seen here devouring this pecan tree.
Posted on 12/02/2021 6:08:31 PM PST by blueplum
...From December 1 through March 1, the public is encouraged to report monarch sightings in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas using the partnership's online data portal at JourneyNorth.org/sightings.
...Last winter, volunteers from across the Southeast and Gulf states provided more than 5,800 observations of monarch butterflies.
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
Most of the clan that travels to Niagara Falls, are safe and have arrived in Michoacan, Mexico They pretty much stay in their clumps, and not much activity until Februrary when they mate..and prepare for the flight north.
I think I saw a couple few on my pecan tree, but I sprayed them with Raid. They died, but I don’t want them laying eggs and ruing next year’s crop!
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They lay their eggs on milkweed.
The mass was picked up on Abilene (Texas y'all) weather radar covering several counties.
(ahem)They're seen here devouring this pecan tree.
How is it that they can get a count on butterflies but not illegals headed north?
Or identifying a 1000 trespassers at the capital but not one of the thousands of rioters that caused property damage during a BLM march.
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