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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI just saw a Monarch Butterfly! The first of 2018!
It's pretty fluttery, flittery so no chance to get a photo, yet. BUT, since I'm putting in the veg garden, today, I'll take it as some sort of really spectacular sign.
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I just saw a Monarch Butterfly! The first of 2018! (Original Post)
Siwsan
May 2018
OP
Every so often one or two Monarch Butterflys will appear in our backyard in AZ...perhaps
asiliveandbreathe
May 2018
#1
At the nursery yesterday there were sooo many catapillers chewing up their milkweeds
ExciteBike66
May 2018
#2
asiliveandbreathe
(8,203 posts)1. Every so often one or two Monarch Butterflys will appear in our backyard in AZ...perhaps
on the way to Mexico to wait out the winter...
http://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-news/monarch-butterfly-migration-mexico
ExciteBike66
(2,386 posts)2. At the nursery yesterday there were sooo many catapillers chewing up their milkweeds
We got a few that didn't have any bite marks yet...
Bayard
(22,192 posts)3. Excellent!
My garden is late this year, but hope to see a few soon.
Equinox Moon
(6,344 posts)4. Sweet!