Tattered and worn, female monarchs make their return trip north after surviving overwintering conditions…the cycle begins once again!

PHOTO: SPRING 2019, TEXAS | “Lone female flew in, immediately laying eggs (50) on all available milkweed,” reported Julie Streit-Murphy of Vernon, Texas on March 23, 2019. Read the article. Give people a profile-style introduction to Journey North and how it tracks the migrations of Monarchs throughout the year (not just 2017!). Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, et volutpat hendrerit intellegat has, ad quot doctus omittam per. Vis ne bonorum civibus, quas impetus scriptorem ex sed, quod tacimates nec ne. Pri ex oblique incorrupte scriptorem, movet convenire sit ex, hendrerit rationibus ex mei. Cu has vivendo theophrastus. Prompta nusquam et [...]

JOURNEY NORTH | Read full articleOctober 30, 2017 by Elizabeth Howard“A harmonious parade of monarchs were streaming across the sky. I have not seen such a massive arrival in years,” wrote Estela Romero on October 30th.Follow along as contributors to the Journey North blog share this important rite of passage for Monarch Butterflies as they return to their winter sanctuaries in Mexico for the winter. Tom Pawlesh—American Airlines Pilot, Staff Photographer, Airways Magazine Contributor, and World Airshow News Magazine. The Monarch’s Forest Ecosystem Mexico’s Oyamel Fir Forest Monarch butterfly overwintering colonies are found in the unique mountain habitat [...]

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PHOTOS: Pato Moreno

PHOTO: Lynn Rosenblatt

MASSES of MONARCHS!! Watch this breathtaking site as Anayeli Moreno’s beautiful video captures monarchs arriving at Cerro Pelon. Give a brief introduction to Cerro Pelon Sanctuary and lead to other blog posts–such as Pato Moreno's images. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, mei no electram facilisis, eam et inani accumsan, est quando nostrum suavitate cu. Decore aliquando mei cu. Ad eos congue maluisset incorrupte. Quando tantas alienum eos te. Usu wisi viris an. In nec nostro omnesque. Ne habeo quodsi hendrerit cum, eu eam mutat minimum. Dico fabulas voluptatibus sea ea, mei ex [...]