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Published: 03/23/2022

Dear Western Monarch Friends,

Monarch sightings are on the rise this week particularly in Southern California but also more inland in Moreno Valley. A monarch was also reported in Las Vegas, Nevada, and several were seen in Arizona. As the migration continues, keep an eye out for worn-winged and aged overwintering monarchs expanding their range your way. Is your milkweed up and hearty nectar ready?

03/15/2022 Monarchs Are Moving North

March 16, 2022 by Team Journey North
The March equinox is days away and monarchs are heading north! Estela Romero and Ana and Pato Moreno provide the latest updates from the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in Mexico. And Gail Morris highlights monarch activity in California and throughout the Western U.S. Report your first monarch and milkweed observations of the season to Journey North.

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