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Arkansas Granny

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1. I hope that's right. I have only seen one Monarch all summer long.

Reply to csziggy (Original post)

Sun Sep 17, 2017, 04:42 PM

Sep 2017

I work on a former army base and our office is surrounded by fields and grassy areas that haven't been mowed for years. Lots of wildflowers. I see other butterflies and lots of hummingbirds, but no Monarchs.

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Monarch Butterfly Good News [View all] csziggy Sep 2017 OP

I hope that's right. I have only seen one Monarch all summer long. Arkansas Granny Sep 2017 #1

Same here in northeast KS aka-chmeee Sep 2017 #2

We are north of a staging area form their flight south csziggy Sep 2017 #6

I have some wildflower seed that I'm going to scatter around just before a rain. Arkansas Granny Sep 2017 #11

wonderful news! Deb Sep 2017 #3

I saw one this summer TuxedoKat Sep 2017 #4

I have some that overwinter in my yard LeftInTX Sep 2017 #5

False optimism James48 Sep 2017 #7

North Dakota here and bluestarone Sep 2017 #8

SE PA modrepub Sep 2017 #9

Tampa Bay, FL Raissa Sep 2017 #10

I have seen a number of Monarchs over the summer with the dae Sep 2017 #12