Monarch Butterfly Migration & Milkweed Phenology Project

It has been a very different season from what I can remember in the last 6 years, because the cold days have been more constant, in fact in February there have been some cloudy and cold days. This reminds me of when I was little, normally around February 5th, it used to snow in Cerro Pelón. Fortunately this season we haven’t had snow.

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02/22/2022 Warming Up

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02/22/2022 A Little Help from a Backpack

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02/22/2022 Leaving the Estuary

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02/22/2022 Decreasing Clusters

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02/22/2022 Up in Oak Trees

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Read more about 02/22/2022 Letter from Gail Morris: Western Monarch Winter 2021–22 Report #8

Published: 02/23/2022

Dear Western Monarch Friends,

Read more about 02/16/2022 Learn More About Winter Monarchs in Southeastern U.S.

02/15/2022 Brilliant Displays

Spring is just under five weeks away. In Mexico, Estela Romero reflects on the 20th anniversary of a large storm that tested the resiliency of monarchs. In California, Gail Morris highlights monarch mating behavior and warmer temperatures. And as always, report your monarch observations to Journey North.

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