Chip in for Monarch Watch

471 donors pledged a total of $23,586.36 in this Fall 2009 campaign - thank you!

If you haven't yet, we encourage you to spend a little time reading through the comments below - the connections that are facilitated by monarchs and Monarch Watch are extraordinary. This fall fundraising campaign has ended but you can still pledge your support at any time via any of the methods listed below or on our Donations page. Thank you for your continued support!

Spring has sprung, summer is fading, and the spectacular fall monarch migration will soon be upon us...

Fall also marks another lesser-known yet still noteworthy annual event - the birthday of the father, so to speak, of Monarch Watch. Some introduce him as Dr. Orley R. Taylor, Professor Taylor, the Honeybee Guy, the Monarch Man, or the Director of Monarch Watch...but most of us know him as "Chip."

In response to our "Future of Monarch Watch" article posted earlier this year (monarchwatch.org/future), several long-time Monarch Watchers have suggested a fundraising campaign in honor of Chip and it seems fitting to run it around his birthday, which happens to be at the end of August.

Not only does Chip draw no salary from Monarch Watch, he has also been the single largest financial contributor to the program over its eighteen year history. It is no secret that Chip is passionate about monarchs and Monarch Watch - he is genuinely concerned about the future of the monarch migration and that of our program as well.

So, in honor of Chip we've officially launched the "Chip in for Monarch Watch" fundraising campaign - a chance for Monarch Watchers, colleagues, friends, and family across the planet to show their support for Chip and the Monarch Watch program he brought to life nearly two decades ago.

"In 1992 I had no idea how this small project would change my life nor did I envision Monarch Watch as it is today. It's fair to say that Monarch Watch continues to lead me into new areas of public education and lines of research I hadn't anticipated. Each year brings new adventures and connections that seem to arise simply because Monarch Watch exists." - Chip Taylor

Here's how it works...

1. Send an email to Jim at JLOVETT@KU.EDU and type "Chip in for Monarch Watch" in the subject line - in this email message please include the following:

- Your name (or that of an organization)
- Your pledge amount ($1, $10, $100 or more - any amount will be greatly appreciated)
- A personal note for Chip (could be a sentence, a paragraph, or a letter; photos are welcome too!)
- Your name as you would like it to appear online (full name, first name(s), initials, organization, or anonymous is fine)

If you would like to make the donation anonymously please note that but include your name so that we can match it with your gift.

2. Make your fully tax-deductible donation to Monarch Watch via any of the methods listed below. All donations will be processed by the KU Endowment Association - however you donate, please make sure the gift is directed to Monarch Watch.

- Securely Online: Give Now in Support of Monarch Watch

- By Phone: 800-444-4201 or 888-653-6111 toll-free

- By Mail: please make checks payable to Monarch Watch and mail to

Gift Processing Department
KU Endowment
P.O. Box 928
Lawrence, KS 66044-0928

Additionally, to make a donation or ask questions about gift options, gift planning, endowed funds, employer matching programs, etc. you may contact:

Burke Beeler, Director of Donor Relations
bbeeler@kuendowment.org
785-832-7443
800-444-4201 or 888-653-6111 toll-free

3. We will then assemble a donor list, the notes, and/or photos and present them to Chip. We'll also post updates, photos, video, etc. right here at monarchwatch.org/chip

Please spread the word to other monarch enthusiasts you know - it has also been suggested that donations could be collected from several individuals (friends, family, co-workers, club members, etc.) and then submitted as a single donation by any of the methods listed above.

Donations are accepted at anytime throughout the year, but if you would like to be included in this special "Chip in for Monarch Watch" campaign, please complete your contribution by September 30, 2009.

If you have any questions please feel free to drop us a line anytime - thank you for your continued support!

~~Oh, and Chip doesn't know about this little venture so let's try to keep it a secret!~~ Now he knows.

jim

PHOTO SLIDESHOW

Click on the slides below to enjoy some photos of Chip and/or photos that have been submitted to him - we'll be adding more throughout the month and guarantee there will be lots that you have never seen before! We'll also post some photos taken during the presentation/party...

DONOR LIST

Updated 30 September 2009, 6:00pm (CT) - Comments displayed here may be abbreviated and/or edited for content.

	Name	Comments
1.	Jim Lovett	Happy B-day Chip!
2.	Ann Ryan	Happy Birthday!
3.	Ina Warren	The impact of the individual: Thanks, Chip, for all your work for the monarchs. You are an inspiration to us all!
4.	Carol Ann Wadley	When I was a little girl a long time ago - my mother and daddy encouraged us children to enjoy and learn about the world around us. That was in the 1940s. I still grow milkweed in the garden and am still thrilled to find Monarch larva and when they leave on new hardened wings, I wish them Vaya con Dios.
5.	Havana Junior High School, Havana, IL	Tagging monarch butterflies is always one of my students' favorite activities and an experience they remember long after they leave my classroom. My students and I thank you for all your work with the program!
6.	Jill Nugent	THANKS for ALL you do for the monarch, the migration, and the entire Monarch Watch program!!
7.	Anne Stires	Be well… and Bravo Monarch Watch. A wonderful program. May you live long and prosper :-)
8.	Gord & Martha Calder	Dr. Taylor, thanks for all your years caring about the Monarchs. They are so beautiful.
9.	Lynn M. Rosenblatt	CONGRATULATIONS, CHIP, ON ALL YOUR WONDERFUL WORK!!!
10.	Debra Price	Your website has inspired me to provide habitat to support hundreds of new butterflies each year. Please keep up the good work!
11.	M. Albright	Happy Birthday, Chip. Thank you for hard work and commitment.
12.	Pat Rydquist	Thank you so much for all your dedication to Monarchs. My Monarch journey has been fostered by your work and publications.
13.	Charles K. Speer	Thanks for your dedication and inspiration.
14.	Texas Butterfly	Chip, Great work!!! Thanks for all that you do. Love the Monarch and learning about it from Monarch Watch web-site.
15.	Pat Keller	Chip, I visited Monarch Watch for the first time in June, 2009 as part of the KU Mini Class; I found myself telling people later more about you and your work than any other single class I took. I also went straight to my local nursery and purchased a swamp milkweed plant for my garden! It is thriving and I hope the same can always be said for the Monarchs and for your program. Your selflessness and devotion are a consolation for me when I become overwhelmed by the selfish behavior of many of our species. So thank you for that too. Happy Birthday.
16.	Linc Brower	Congratulations Chip and Happy Birthday!
17.	Erica Gruen Levy	Happy birthday, Chip! When she was about 5 yrs old, my daughter asked me one day, "How do you tell a girl butterfly from a boy butterfly?" This being 1998, and a little bit pre-World Wide Web, I had to email around to several libraries and universities, seeking info on this question, before finally being connected to you all at Monarch Watch. In response, you recruited us to tag (and sex) monarchs, which we were delighted to do. I wish I had - and may indeed have somewhere - photos of our young daughter catching monarchs - with her bare hands! - and gently tagging and releasing them. This experience has set her on the road to further love of nature and animals. At 16 now, she is passionate about the outdoors and nature, a strong member of her high school's Green Team, and hoping to become a vet. Thank you, Chip, and your entire team, for this wonderful educational project and for contributing so much to our daughter and to our family.
18.	Barbara Arum	Chip - Raising monarch caterpillars has become an annual summer event for me. Thanks!
19.	Kay Henrichs	I met you in Mexico in late February 2009 when you spoke to our group at Don Bruno Hotel. We were traveling with Dr. Tom Emmel. It was a thrill for me to get to see you after becoming a Monarch enthusiast and tagging Monarchs for the past two years. My friend and I, both Master Gardeners, give Monarch presentations all during the year to schools, nursing homes, Master Gardener conferences, and libraries. Keep up the wonderful work you are doing to promote the marvelous, migrating Monarchs.
20.	Carol Seemueller	Chip, thanks for your commitment to monarchs and to education. Students of all ages love this project!
21.	Carole Jordan	Happy Birthday Chip! Carole Jordan and Ron Wiseman
22.	Catherine L. Sherman	Chip - You sparked my interest in insects many years ago when I first interviewed you about African honeybees. You're making a huge important difference in the world by educating people about the beauty and the importance of the natural world.
23.	Robin Wilkinson	This was a great idea!
24.	Skora - Nicole, Alex, Lourdes & Joe	Happy Birthday Chip!
25.	Sharon Denise Childress	Love working with you and for you and I hope I find something I love as much as you love Monarch Butterflies!
26.	Mr. & Mrs. A. Nonymous	4 years ago we saw a monarch chrysalis in a local nursery and was fascinated. In an effort to learn more we found Monarch Watch and there all the info on how to support this beautiful butterfly. We planted a butterfly garden the next year and the following summer were busy collecting and raising caterpillars then releasing monarchs (19 of them). This spring was the first time we got north-bound monarchs (we released 16). At that time the milkweeds had barely emerged and we worried about having enough for all the caterpillars. But whatever questions we have we always find answers on Monarch Watch. Now the migrating monarchs are arriving and there are 40 milkweeds plus other nectar plants ready to provide for them. It's been such a joy being Monarch Watchers and we thank Dr. Taylor for it.
27.	Joyce Pearsall	Great cause!
28.	Ruth Little	I’ve been a butterfly admirer since childhood, and cannot imagine a world without monarchs. I know the energy, wisdom, and tenacity Chip has put into Monarch Watch will help to ensure that these remarkable creatures are here for generations to come. It’s rare for one person to have anything like an enormous impact on any natural phenomena....but truly, I do think Chip has done that by keeping the public’s attention on the fragility of monarchs, continuing the research, creating an educational program, and engaging so many people from such a wide area in preservation of habitat. Happy birthday Chip. Please know how grateful we are that you have stuck with this program.
29.	Tim and Peggy Carter	Thank you, Chip, for starting this interesting study. We enjoy our time watching, catching and tagging monarchs.
30.	Linda L. McBride	Ten years ago, Monarch Watch inspired me to raise butterflies. Since then, a new world has opened up for me that includes all pollinators and the importance of natives and biodiversity. Your work with Monarch Watch is critical. There are many others who still must be inspired! Thank you for what you do!
31.	Jayne Boyer
32.	Molly & Connor Stasieluk	Thanks Chip for helping the butterflies and making Monarch Watch activities fun for us kids! Happy Birthday!
33.	Janet Lipner	Happy Birthday, Chip.
34.	Don Harness	Sincere thanks for all your hard work. If it was easy anybody could do it! I have been to Mexico and seen one of their sites. They need your help.
35.	Jean Greeley	Happy Birthday Chip - Thanks for making the Monarch world a better place!
36.	Judy Kesser	Congratulations, and thank you for all your hard work on behalf of those beautiful Monarch butterflies. My path to loving the monarchs began with native plantings, including milkweed, in my yard. That led to raising them, tagging them, sharing what I was learning about them with school children and adult groups. A peak experience was traveling to Mexico this year to see the monarchs in all their glory! Monarch Watch is a tremendous source of information and motivation. Keep up the great work.
37.	Elizabeth and Bill	Thank goodness for Chip Taylor and his drive to save the monarchs! Monarch Watch has brought many people into understanding the importance saving habitat for not only monarchs, but other butterflies as well. We have our monarch waystation sign proudly displayed in our yard. Every year we look forward to our next "Mr. T" who patrols our yard, chasing off other males, including fritillarilies, and courting every female. What fun we have with our butterfly and bee garden!
38.	Joyce R. Calo	Thanks for all your great work you do. I've learned so much from you and Monarch Watch.
39.	Ellie Womack	Best wishes for the continuation of Monarch Watch.
40.	Karen Oberhauser & Don Alstad	Chip - Thanks for all you've done. You've been a great professional mentor, role model, and colleague. I look forward to many more years of working together. Karen
41.	Association For Butterflies	The Association For Butterflies supports Chip and Monarch Watch for all the good work that is done on behalf of our beloved Monarchs.
42.	Edie Sisson	Happy Birthday! With thanks for all you have done for Monarch Watch…
43.	Gary E Anderson	Chip - you inspired me at a Sierra Club presentation you did in Topeka. I bought plants at the Monarch Watch Spring open house, planted my butterfly garden, got it registered and I'm very proud of how it's doing. All because of Chip. Many more happy birthdays!!!!!
44.	Ms. Lee Ann Landstrom	Keep up the fine work. The monarch awareness is ever growing, and that is crucial.
45.	Marcia Mathews	Wish it could be more… :-) I've been in love with the monarchs for 20 years. Having taught elementary school for 39 years, we bought tags and tagged our little new critters and sent them on their way. I have been to Anguangeo in Michoacan, Mexico and viewed millions of them. The sound of their wings was mesmerizing!
46.	Paul Viger
47.	Carla Cooper-Hicks	I love the monarchs going to and from Mexico through my back yard here in TX. Thanks for all you do, Chip.
48.	Candy Dials	As a Master Gardener, one of our projects is a Butterfly Garden and the Monarch Watch people have been so helpful. Several of my fellow Master Gardeners and I have taught classes to our group and given talks to children and adults about the Monarch Butterfly and the great work that Monarch Watch is doing to learn more about the Monarchs and to preserve them. Keep up the great work!
49.	Anonymous	Even one person can make a difference. You have a made a very big difference!
50.	Sarah & Keith Morey	Some of our best moments are a result of Monarch Watch (seeing the butterflies overwintering in Mexico, creating our waystation and chasing the little boogers across fields to tag them with their "license plates"). Thank you so much.
51.	Richard & Sue Allie	Thank you for all your endless effort for the Monarch butterflies.
52.	Janice Talbert	Thank you for all you do At KU's Monarch Watch program. I am a tagger in Oklahoma City and a volunteer at the OKC Zoo - I love those wonderful moments in the fall when school kids visit and make a wonderful and profound connection with the natural world through butterflies. Keep up the good work!
53.	Diana Murphy	Have a fantastic birthday!
54.	Loree Griffin Burns	Wishing you the happiest of birthdays ... and enough Monarch Watch funds to buy back ALL of this year's tags. To Jim & Ann: Thank you for giving us all this opportunity to celebrate Chip and support Monarch Watch!
55.	Mary Alexander & Steven Malone	Chip, Thanks for your years turning people on to butterflies and the excitement of the Monarch butterfly migration. Our very best wishes.
56.	Butch Cannard	Happy Birthday "Chip" Taylor - many THANKS for starting Monarch Watch so hopefully future generations can enjoy the wonders of the Monarch's life and migration.
57.	Todd Mildfelt	Thanks Chip. What a great organization!
58.	Elsie Lackey	Happy Birthday Chip - my birthday is this month also :-)
59.	Carin Bonifacino	Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to this cause. Thank you for helping us learn how to help Monarchs.
60.	An Onymous	Thanks for all that you do for these lovely creatures-you are an unsung hero!
61.	Gary Grigsby	What you do is important...very important. And it is inspiring. Thank you.
62.	Butterfly Festival Visitors I	Thank you for everything you do for monarchs - we love to learn about them and how we can help! We'll see you at your big Fall Open House next month!
63.	John D. Christesen & Paul Cunningham
64.	Lenora Larson	I treasure my memory of our interview in 2006—and we finally did get an article in Birds and Blooms (Summer 2009, page 20). Especially potent was your observation that most people only see a sea of green when they look at a field or forest. They do not recognize the individual plants or appreciate the interconnection of timing with butterflies, birds and bees. Your wisdom enriches all of our lives. THANK YOU from Monarch Waystation #875!
65.	Christopher & Marsha Haufler	Here's hoping that Monarch Watch continues to soar!
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78.	Sherri Hall	Chip, thanks for all you do.
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80.	Suzanne D.	Happy Birthday and thank you for your devotion to monarchs and for teaching me so much!
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82.	Teri Burchett	Keep up the great work, Chip!
83.	Linda Schemmer	Happy Bday, Chip. Thanks for all that you do for the Monarchs and Monarch Watch. You have made a difference, and are greatly appreciated.
84.	Tina Popson & Corey McIntosh	Congrats Chip and Thanks for All You Do!
85.	Kittie Murray	I saw a Monarch today and I was so excited! The first since I returned to my home state 4 years ago. I spread milkweed seeds all over town last fall. I see a resurgence of milkweeds - not, obviously from my seeds, but just general health of the environment. As I child I helped collect milkweed "silk" for the US paratroopers. They were all over the place. I was dismayed when I returned to find so few. But they are not gone, and I hope with people like you, they will continue to thrive.
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114.	Linda Williams	Chip, you rock! May all future generations remember you and your wonderful efforts when they see Monarchs still migrating hundreds of years from now. Happy, Happy Birthday!
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124.	Tom Murphy	Chip, Thanks for all you do. Your focus and dedication to the monarch cause have enriched the lives of many, myself included.
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146.	Barbara & Lawrence DiVizio	Your efforts show that an individual can make a difference in the world, we thank you as does all that is wild and wonderful about our world.
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151.	Voice of the Canals Residents' Organization	Chip, thank you for your inspiration and continuing support for Monarch Watch. Our Monarch Butterfly Waystation No. 1964 (called "Monarch Manor" and located on a community lot in Venice, CA) is proof of the success of your efforts. A Very Happy Birthday to you.
152.	Susan Morrison	I love sharing the Monarch magic with everyone I meet. I am very grateful for all the research and support provided by Monarch Watch. Thank you Chip for all you do. The Monarch community you have helped create and nurture is very important.
153.	Tim, Thea & Maddy Ryan	Thanks, Chip, for all your hard work over the years. The Outdoor Campus, SD Game, Fish and Parks and the Ryan family are proud to be a part of the great research project you started! Happy birthday!
154.	Katy Philby & family	Happy Birthday Chip! Thanks for starting a wonderful program and for all the hard work you have put into it! You are AWESOME!!
155.	Laurie Cousart	Thanks to Chip and Monarch Watch and all the great information. Because of your help and encouragement, I’ve planted milkweed, am raising caterpillars and tagging them, and am encouraging others to do the same!
156.	Anonymous	I am so thankful for everything you have done to promote awareness of monarchs. I have collected eggs and raised monarchs on a small scale since I was a kid, just as a hobby for fun. I am a kindergarten teacher and usually I bring my eggs and caterpillars to school so my students can enjoy them too. It's hard to imagine not having Monarch Watch as a resource to go to for information!
157.	Dale Martin	Congratulations, Chip. Keep up the good work.
158.	John O. Drummond	Congratulations Chip! Thanks for providing such a wonderful program that has placed a spark in so many young minds!
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160.	John & Carolyn Turner	Happy birthday, Chip! We were so pleased & honored to have met with you on our tour in Feb/Mar, 2007, along with Dr. Lincoln Brower after visiting El Rosario. What a treat! I prize the picture I have with your assistant recording the info from "our tags". We also enjoyed being involved with the tagging program last year for the first time - ran out of tags and have ordered double the amount this year.
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167.	Susan Baxter	Chip - I will always remember your passionate Monarch talk back in March 2008 at the Posada Don Bruno! Best Wishes!
168.	Skip Kiphart	HAPPY 39th birthday, and many more. It is a pleasure to have met you. Your boundless energy is contagious. We thank you for all that you have done for bugs, especially our favorite bug, the monarch butterfly.
169.	Judith Levicoff	It gives me great pleasure to join with other Monarch enthusiasts and supporters in wishing you the happiest of birthdays and joyful coming years. Thank you for leading the path to further educate the general public, as well as the scientific world about the butterfly that I refer to as the Magical Migrating Monarch.
170.	Sue Addy	Thank you for all the work you have done in helping me inspire and enrich my student's understanding of the Monarch Butterfly. They have gained thrilling first-hand experience looking for, feeding, and most of all observing a caterpillar change into a chrysalis and then emerge as a butterfly. Because of this classroom experience many of my students have gone on to plant their own milkweed and nectaring gardens. When I run into my former students at restaurants or stores their memory of raising the Monarchs in the classroom is ALWAYS the first thing they mention. The information I have received from you through Monarch Watch has deepened and broadened my teaching and has inspired future generations of young people to love, protect and become stewards of the environment and the Monarch Butterflies.
171.	Lisa Trahan	This will be my third year tagging Monarchs but I have been raising and releasing them since I was a child. As a substitute teacher, I was fortunate enough to tag at one of the schools I frequent and educate faculty and students on Monarchs and tagging. What you do for Monarch Watch is so important to maintaining the balance that Nature has created. Thank you for caring so much about a creature that many would pass over as insignificant. Happy birthday and keep up the good work!
172.	Judy Molnar, Waystation 271	Happy Hatch Day, as a monarch would say! Thanks for keeping up the tagging program that continues to inspire so many teachers, students, and just plain folks. May you stay forever young. Happy Trails.
173.	Kingsbrae Horticultural Garden	Best wishes to Chip from the staff and Management (and all of his winged friends) of Kingsbrae Garden on this - his special day.
174.	Carol & Brad Williamson	Thanks to all at Monarch Watch for 18 seasons of science and wonder.
175.	Kris Gesner	I have been a tagging member of Monarch Watch since 1995. I want to thank you for all that your do and even if I don't personally know you I feel that I do. This "Butterfly Lady" from Lewisburg, WV wishes you a very wonderful and Happy Birthday.
176.	Dorothy in Lansing	Thank you, Chip. I love taking care of Monarchs and sharing information so others can take care of butterflies.
177.	Monarch Waystation #1750	Happy Birthday - We're grateful for your passion - We're grateful for the Monarchs.
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189.	Henry Berkowitz	I and my family became involved with the monarch butterfly in 2003 when our daughter was diagnosed with leukemia. On her rear visits home from the hospital, she and I would climb our mountain to the field that is dominated by milkweed. Counting the monarch caterpillars was the one distraction from all the chemotherapy my daughter was enduring and the one thing that made her feel good was to see how many caterpillars she could find. That insect really helped my daughter get through some tough days and now I feel like we owe something to that butterfly. We maintain over 4 acres of milkweed as our way of saying thank you and tag monarchs every September. Thanks for all you do for the monarchs!
190.	Darlene	Happy Birthday Chip, thanks to Monarch Watch I have a great source of information and thanks to those who work with you I was able to give a great "Monarch Mania" presentation to the N.J. Nature Conservancy. Can I hitch a ride on your next trip to Mexico?
191.	Dave M. / Q.H.N.C.
192.	Marie & Jay Novello	With Best Wishes from Monarch Way Station 2050 "Shady Rest"
193.	DJ Agnew	Happy Birthday Chip!
194.	Denny Brooks	Chip, thank you much for your extraordinary effort.
195.	Meret Wilson	Thank you for YOUR gift to us.
196.	Dale & Jackie Goetz
197.	Ned Glysson & family	Chip, thanks for all your fine work. Your project has brought awareness and hours of fun for my family and I.
198.	Sharon Dahlquist	Thank you for all you do - I wish there was a bigger word than "thank you" to send to you on the wings of a monarch.
199.	Insects Are Us 4-H Club	Happy Birthday, Chip! Thank you for teaching us so much and helping the Monarchs for so long!
200.	Janis	Happy Birthday, Chip.
201.	June Langhoff, docent, Natural Bridges State Park, California	Thank you so much for all the wonderful work you do!
202.	David Gibo	Happy Birthday Chip. You're doing an amazing job!
203.	Hobey Ford	Happy Birthday Chip!
204.	Thomas & Jean Weedman	Your organization has made of us aware of the plight and life cycle of the monarch. Because of this we planted a 2+ acre prairie with varieties of milkweed, which we added to your registry years ago. We delight all summer long in monarch flights. So thank you for your focus which has brought awareness to many.
205.	Charlie Covell	Chip, you were tagged for a vital cause, and you have responded famously. Well done!
206.	Students at Holmes Elementary	Happy Birthday, Mr. Chip! Thank you for showing us the path to understanding the life of a Monarch.
207.	Susan B	When I stumbled upon the Monarch Watch website many years ago, I never could have imagined how much enjoyment I was to have growing milkweed, collecting eggs and caterpillars, tagging and releasing new monarchs and sharing all that I have learned with so many others, especially kids. Thanks for all you do for monarchs and for us. Happy Birthday!
208.	Addie Carlsen	Happy Birthday, Chip! Thank you for allowing me to realize my dream of tagging a Monarch butterfly. Being involved in Monarch Watch for the past 11 years has been a great amount of enjoyment for me.
209.	Jill McDonald	Thank you for sharing your love of monarchs! You are a great inspiration! It is a pleasure to continue sharing the joys of nature as a naturalist and the Monarch Watch program has provided great tools to further enhance the fun of learning. Happy Birthday!
210.	Bob & Thea Pyle	Hey Chipster, Happy Natal Day--let's have a beer on it! All the best, and muchas gracias, from Bob & Thea Pyle y las Monarcas
211.	Theresa Berezik & Gabi Blake	We are hooked on Monarchs!!
212.	Adriane Fugh-Berman MD	Thanks, Chip, it's a great organization!
213.	Jo Ann Kaufman	Thanks to you, Chip, we gardeners have all learned a lot more about monarchs and what they need from us. We all appreciate your hard work and contributions to citizen science which have made a huge difference just in our neighborhood. Happy Birthday!
214.	Johanna Vienneau	I love tagging Monarchs. The hunter in me emerges...which is a rare opportunity for a vegetarian ;-) A really big additional boost is my students love the whole experience of watching the caterpillars grow, emerging from the chrysalis, tagging the adult, then learning if any are found in Mexico (two this past year, yeah). Happy Birthday!
215.	Mona Miller	Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday dear Chip, Happy Birthday to you. And, many more!
216.	Linda Lamphier	We are working to plant and maintain a Monarch "petroform" at our sustainable farm and include milkweeds and other butterfly host and nectar plants within its borders. Our immense gratitude to you for your leadership along this trail, and many blessings for your birthday, both this year and in years to come!
217.	Carolyn & Parker Waite	Thank you Chip for getting this started!
218.	Jim Mason	Please convey my regards to Chip, one of my fave profs when I was at KU!
219.	Tracy M. Grissett
220.	Pam Howie	Happy Birthday, Chip! With thanks for all the information that Monarch Watch makes available to the scattered monarch watchers around the country!
221.	Sheila Castillo Nelis	I appreciate the work you have done to protect these beautifully creatures. Monarch Watch has taught me so much about the butterflies I've loved watching all my life.
222.	Jack Lawless	Chip, you have helped Nature and we have all benefited. Thank You
223.	Marianne G Petrino-Schaad	Thanks for everything you do for the Monarch Butterflies :)
224.	Lisa Grossman & Kelly Barth	Thanks for many years of Monarch advocacy and appreciation!
225.	Larry & Rosemary Lovett
226.	Margarete	See you in the garden
227.	Michelle LB.	I am new to Monarch Watch but have learned so much about monarch butterflies due to all the efforts put forth by you Chip. Thank You!
228.	Pennie von Achen	Happy Birthday! And many kudos for your amazing accomplishments with Monarch Watch!
229.	Mike Huff	Chip – Keep up the good work!
230.	Shirley Welden	I am raising 90 Monarch caterpillars to help our local nature center tagging project this fall. They have a large Monarch butterfly house and I have a small one. This is because of the research being done by your organization. Thanks!!!!
231.	Becky Collins	They call me the 'Butterfly Teacher' at school and say I’m an expert. I know that’s not really the case; but the things I do know come from years of experience with Monarch Watch. Thanks for giving us 'regular' folk a chance to partner in scientific endeavors and keep on learning!
232.	Birthe Jorgensen & David Baker	We are proud to be a Monarch breeding area, very happy to be part of a chain of others watching out for the Monarchs, and filled with joy when we watch these beautiful creatures flit across our field. Thank you for bringing Monarch Watch to Wemp's Bay, Amherst Island. Come and see for yourself!
233.	North Creek Nurseries, Inc	Thanks Chip for all your hard work, dedication and commitment. Cheers to you and the future of The Monarch Butterfly Watch, let’s keep the efforts moving forward for many more years.
234.	Penny Miller	Hey, Chip. I only wish you were fully aware of the impact MonarchWatch has had on our zoo, our volunteers, our Master Naturalist students, our visitors, our staff. Thank you for sharing the wonder of monarchs with all of us, keep up the great work, and remember to ask all of us for help when you or the program needs it. We care about you, we care about the project…it matters!!!!
235.	Dan & Donna Everson	Thank you Chip for your tireless work on behalf of monarch butterflies. One person can make a difference and you should be proud of the difference you've made.
236.	Cindy Dunn	Thank You for Monarch Watch! Keep fighting the good fight.
237.	Tia Murchie-Beyma	You've opened up a world of wonder for our family in Virginia. Say, wanna know why we're forced to eat dinner on the floor tonight? Yes, your inspiration is largely to blame for making our dining room unavailable during monarch season. We have 102 monarchs in there, from eggs to chrysalis, all gathered from our Monarch Waystation. Milkweed and monarchs have been spreading through our circle of friends, too. Every kid we've invited to tag with us has taken home seeds and plants. Even our local post office has milkweed in its garden now -- but I won't say who planted it. It's a disease, I tell you. We'll toast you at Halloween when we get our darned table back. :-)
238.	LeeAnn Bennett	Thank you for all you've done and will continue to do for the Monarch butterfly. Thank you for educating us on the necessity of preserving the forests of Mexico where these wonderful creatures overwinter. Keep up the great work!!!!!
239.	Barb Messimer	I have a Waystation and raise Monarchs here in Flroida. This year I had the pleasure of seeing the Monarchs at El Rosario and understand fully your passion. My guide said he had met you and had wonderful things to say about you. I hope you have a wonderful birthday!
240.	Kathy Foster	Thank you, Chip, for Monarch Watch ~ for sharing your wonderful message with anyone who is interested ~ and for bringing the spark of wonder, beauty, interest and inspiration to so many a child's face, be they young or old...
241.	"The minority report"	Happy Birthday! Thank you for years of sharing your passion and love of monarch butterflies! Your personal response to the many questions we raise fuels a fire in so many of us.
242.	Bill Schoonover	I've been tagging Monarchs for 8 years now with high school students here in Vermont and I fully support the efforts of Monarch Watch. For the sake of the species and the benefits of learning about stewardship for students, I want your organization to thrive into the future!
243.	Gerald Axelbaum	What a pleasure to honor you on this birthday Chip! Just as you didn't know back in '92 how this small project would affect your life, neither did I know how responding to a perhaps 30 word posting in the NSTA newsletter seeking "teachers to participate in a research project tagging monarch butterflies" would affect my life, the members of my family and extended family, countless friends of my children, and lastly, the lives of countless fifth graders at my school who studied, reared, caught and tagged monarchs for years to come.
244.	David & Helen Alexander	Thanks for all you’ve done for Monarch Watch, science education, and KU!
245.	Mary	Thank you for all the Monarch Memories. I giggle at the photo I have of you with a mouth full of monarchs at the conference in California a few years ago. You have brought joy, education, discovery and appreciation of the monarch’s world to so many. Happy Birthday Chip!
246.	Suzette Slocomb	Monarch Watch has enriched my life, as well as my students. I appreciate your efforts and wish you a very Happy Birthday. Your friend, Suzette
247.	Pam Stepp	We celebrate you, Chip, and your passion for monarch conservation and research. Thanks for your dedication and hard work!
248.	Sharon, Sarah, & Savannah Guthrie	Happy Birthday and God Bless You For Your Work!
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259.	MaryRose Noto-Hardy	Chip ~ Thanks for all you do.
260.	Marc & Marty Ryan	We are pleased to now be a part of Monarch Watch and share in the excitement of raising butterflies!
261.	Dee, Michael, Aaron & Nora Steinle	Happy Birthday, Chip. Thank you so much for creating Monarch Watch and giving the children of Lawrence an opportunity to learn about and love butterflies. My little ones, Nora and Aaron, faithfully attend Monarch events on west campus, and we all look forward to these times. Thank you for making a difference!
262.	Annie McIntyre	The Monarch Watch has helped me teach hundreds of nature center visitors about the amazing monarch butterfly. Thanks for all your work.
263.	Ed & Nancy Martinko	Happy Birthday, Chip, and thanks for your hard work and dedication to Monarch Watch!
264.	Cindy Denny	Dr. Taylor, Happy Happy! Thanks for all you've done & are yet to do for our planet. I'm considering a trip to El Rosario Winter 2010 -- via NatHab--any 'gotta know' suggestions for a newbie? Cheers!
265.	Boone Central Schools	Happy Birthday Chip! Hundreds of students at Boone Central have raised and released monarchs as part of their science learning since 92 - Thank you!
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273.	Loretta Shigo	I am delighted to participate in this fundraising campaign in your honor. Not only am I inspired by your passion for the monarch, I am tickled that we share the same birth month!! August is the best month of the summer! Monarchs; Mother Nature rampant in all her glory and more monarchs! Happy Birthday and many more!!
274.	Krista Morris	My son Trae has been chasing butterflies ever since he could walk. He will be 8 years old on YOUR birthday, and his hobby has grown as much as he has.Thank you for inspiring such fascination and passion in my son. We have all learned and grown through our experiences with Monarch Watch.
275.	Jennifer and Tim	Chip, thanks for all that you do! Wishing you a very happy birthday.
276.	Susan Brandauer	Your Monarch tagging program has been such an inspiration to me. Not only do I enjoy raising and tagging the butterflies but I now give talks to local groups such as the girl scouts, local garden club etc. I just love to tell people all about these beautiful creatures. I am planning to go to Mexico Feb 2011 :)
277.	Gary Stell	Back in 1992 I began looking for milkweeds and the Monarch connection. What a pleasant surprise that you started a whole community that I could join. Priceless friendships abound!
278.	Monarch Waystation #606	Thanks very much for your dedication and hard work, Chip. Because of you, we raise monarchs, tag monarchs, and have an ever-expanding monarch waystation that includes more than a dozen varieties of milkweed. Could you bring home one of our tags next year??? Best wishes!!!
279.	Don Davis	Chip: You share the passion for this remarkable insect that many of us also have. Your program has not only increased our knowledge about monarch butterflies, but brought us all together with a singular purpose in a tradition of Citizen Science. Happy Birthday!
280.	Katie & Ken Armitage	Chip, your greatest virtue is your two wonderful daughters.
281.	Jessica Miller	Chip, you have been such an inspiration to me. In return, I continue to spread my enthusiasm of monarchs with all of the students I teach each year. Thank you for reminding me that having a sense of wonder at my age is still a good thing! Oh, and Happy Birthday!
282.	Jill Giele	Thanks for all you do, Chip!
283.	Lynn & Sarah	Happy Birthday Chip! So glad you started this wonderful program. We just tagged and released 4 monarchs that we raised this month. We couldn’t have done it without the knowledge and guidance from the Monarch Watch website. Thank you!
284.	Don & Karen Whipple and Josh & Zoe Ortiz	Happy Birthday! Thank you for all you've done on behalf of the monarch butterflies!
285.	Sonia Altizer & Andy Davis	Happy Birthday, Chip!
286.	WRM	You have made a huge impact on me and I have spread your message to all that I know. Several people are now tagging and working to preserve monarchs here in Iowa. Thanks for all you've done and continue to do!!
287.	Saumya	Happy Birthday Chip! Thank you from all of the Monarchs fluttering everywhere. Butterfly Kisses!
288.	Mt. Healthy Elementary School	What a joy it is to watch students get excited about learning so many things as the Monarchs come into our area and we tag them and send them on their way. Thanks so much!
289.	International Butterfly Breeders Association	Happy Birthday Chip and wishing you many more from all of us in the IBBA
290.	Ann & Fred	Let's keep Monarch Watch going!
291.	Mike Sanders	Happy Birthday Chip!
292.	Dania Cornwell	Happy birthday! Thank you for being such an inspiration to all of us who love this planet and its inhabitants.
293.	Jon and Mary Dickson	Happy Birthday and Best Wishes
294.	Kristin Steinmetz	My children started tagging monarchs when they were 3 years old. They can't pass a milkweed plant without searching for caterpillars. Thank you for introducing me and the younger generation to the joys of monarchs and citizen science. Happy Birthday! You've "done good!"
295.	Rene Gloshen	I use the Monarch Watch information to teach with and have raised some of Chip's monarchs and silk worms in the classroom. I love to go out with students to their first tagging event. It is always magical to see their amazed expressions. Thanks Chip!
296.	Tamsen Gray DeWitt	In memory of my good butterflying friend, Pat Jaffray who passed away 4 years ago. Several years ago, Chip and an intern came to Virginia and we went out to release a group of Monarchs that he brought with him from Kansas. We stood in a large field, took them out of the cooler and one by one and released them. With our compasses we followed them as far as we could to document what direction they flew. We gave him a group of butterflies that we had collected in this area which they were going to release in another state in the south to observe their flight pattern. It was so much fun, I learned so much and came to realize how truly dedicated Chip is. He truly changed my life and I am in a unique position as an educator at the Smithsonian's National Zoo to do the same with others. Pat is gone, but I still tag Monarchs every year in butterfly gardens at home, in the community and and at the Zoo where I work.
297.	Pat Schmidt	Best wishes for a Happy Birthday and the future success of Monarch Watch!
298.	Mary Beth McCormack	Thank you for everything you have done for our beloved monarchs!
299.	Karen Fulk	I thank you Chip for all of your work with Monarch Watch over the years. I know it has grown tremendously due to your vision and guidance. At my house it wouldn't be fall without monarch tagging! And I wish you a very Happy Birthday.
300.	Cathy Gere	In gratitude and admiration for your work...
301.	Dave, Kay, Katie, Joseph, & Ellie Kust	Happy Birthday Chip! You have an open invitation to stay with us anytime you're in the Minneapolis area. We'll make sure you have plenty of covers on the bed this time! (Remember that cold night in Angangueo!?!) We'll never forget your visit and our six months with the monarchs in Mexico! I'll also never forget the look on Joseph's face when he found his first tag at Pelon!
302.	Barbara Hagenson	Happy Birthday, Chip, with many appreciative thanks for creating Monarch Watch. Little did you dream how huge it would become! Thanks to you and your endeavors, I’ve been able to continue taking the ‘monarch message’ to the public, helping to raise people’s awareness - along with raising and tagging hundreds of monarchs. (Love those little critters! I started tagging with Professor Urquhart and his IMA in 1972).
303.	Wendy, Lammot, Jackson & Reesey	Grandpa Chippie -- Monarch Watch is a true testament to your passion, creativity, love of science and education, and downright gumption. You set a great example for all of us. We’re so proud of you! With much love, Your Virginia Gang.
304.	Cindy Risvold	Happy Birthday and Best Wishes for the future. Providing a habitat for the Monarch and watching over them have added so much to my summer. Thank you!!
305.	Nancy Mores	Thanks for everything you do for the Monarchs!
306.	Marty Davis	Happy Birthday Chip! I've now raised monarchs for 21 years and I truly couldn't have done it without you and Monarch Watch. THANK YOU so much for ALL that you do for us, and more importantly, for our Monarchs! Have a great birthday celebration!
307.	Anonymous	We didn’t realize how much fun we’d have just by letting a volunteer Common Milkweed plant grow in our yard two years ago. This year we’ve got a healthy 7 plants and have gotten to see Monarchs lay eggs on the plants 3 times. Monarch Watch website has been very helpful in knowing how to raise them indoors. We’ve gotten all the neighboring kids doing it and grandmothers telling their grandkids in other states about it, with the hope of making sure generations to come see the beauty and value in this incredible species. Thanks for lighting the fire! Congratulations on such a wonderful and meaningful achievement. You’ve brought joy to many.
308.	Sondra Cabell	With monarch tagging I am able to reach over 500 participants each fall - from preschoolers through great grandparents. Some of my tagging programs are at nursing homes and care facilities where we take monarchs there to tag and release, but many are getting folks out into a prairie or field to experience the natural world through the monarch tagging experience. Monarch biology and habitat concerns - with the explaination of how individuals can help by creating waystations - are a part of every tagging program. I can't think of anything that could replace the tagging conduit for connecting people with the natural world and I hope and pray for the continuation of the tagging program. Happy Birthday!
309.	Diana Weaver	I look forward every year to tagging Monarchs for Monarch Watch. It is one of the highlights of my year. Thanks for all you do!
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311.	Laura & Keith Diaz Moore	We moved to Lawrence from the Northwest 3 years ago and immediately learned about and participated in the Monarch Tagging events. My two young children enjoyed it so much that it really made their move to Lawrence so much easier. We began creating butterfly gardens in our new yard. It has become such a big part of our lives and keeps my children enjoying the outdoors. Just yesterday they counted 24 monarch caterpillars in their garden and it's so much fun to watch my kids cheer the caterpillars on through the process. Chip and Monarch Watch improves the quality of life in Lawrence and helps make it a family friendly place to live. Thank you!
312.	Tim Reece	Warm greetings…In simple words thank-you for your dedicated research of Monarch Butterflies, and another, even greater thank-you to you and Monarch Watch to help re-kindle my love of the Monarch Butterfly and provide the resources to spark the same love to my youngest daughter, Karlee. I greatly enjoyed raising, catching, and tagging Monarch’s as a kid for Dr. Fred Urquhart (early 70’s) and am now carrying this passion (with Monarch Watch’s assistance) onto another generation.
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314.	Amy Braccia	Hiram College's Monarch Waystation has helped generate student interest in insect pollinators, native vegetation, and habitat conservation - thank you for all that you have done!
315.	Ann Burns	Congratulations and Thank You for all you do for monarchs and science and natural history education! We use the tagging program and materials from Monarch Watch to introduce students and visitors at our nature center to one of the many wonders of our world. This is one of our best programs and allows us to teach so many different aspects of the natural world and human interactions. Long live Chip and long live Monarch Watch!
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343.	Jan Peace	Happy Birthday Chip! I started raising Monarchs about 19 years. Each spring I go out and collect the eggs and then release them when they are butterflies. The largest crop was about 90. I use to travel with my job and had to get butterfly sitters to take care of them while I was gone. I have taken them to work and shared with colleagues. I have even been given Monarch worms for Mother’s day. And all along I used your site for inspiration and information. Thank you for all that you do for nature!
344.	Vickki, Tommy, Katheryn ("Katerpillar") & Cayla ("Caylapillar")	Our very first monarch emerged this morning (09/09/09) at about 10:30, a gorgeous male we have named "Chip" :) Thank you, Chip, for all you do!
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403.	Anonymous	Kudos and many thanks for your efforts to preserve the amazing Monarch. We would all be poorer without them.
404.	Anonymous	I've been tagging since 2007, and was absolutely thrilled when two of "my" monarchs were recovered in Mexico. That further inspired me to contribute as it was a thrill of a lifetime. I've enjoyed learning about these beautiful creatures and hopefully adding to the knowledge about them.
405.	Anonymous	Please keep up the great work and if you're ever in Southern California and need help, please let me know.
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427.	Lynn and Vivian Patterson-Stiles	We have a Monarch Waystation and would love to chip in to help you continue your wonderful efforts.
428.	Charlotte Rhoades Park and Butterfly Garden	I hope you come to Maine to see our coastal butterfly garden. Monarch Watch larvae are an essential part of our "outdoor classroom". Thank you for all you have done to make Monarch Watch and our project a success. Best Wishes from the Hancock County Master Gardeners and other volunteers of the Charlotte Rhoades Park in Southwest Harbor, Maine (on Mt. Desert Island)
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454.	Dancetta Feary	I have been spreading the word on saving monarchs for awhile and you have helped me on many an occasion with your expertise.
455.	Jan Graves	Thank you for all that you have done and continue to do to save our precious Monarchs. I feel so lucky to have found the Monarch Watch web site! It has been such a great resource for me on raising Monarchs. I was so upset this Spring when I read that it may not be here for me next year. Now I know that there are many, many more people who felt the same way. And we are all happy to know now that it will be there for us. Thanks again and please - Keep up the good work!!
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467.	Jane Fousler	Monarch Watch has been an outstanding activity for our Garden Club and allowed us to win a national prize for this conservation effort. You have inspired us and thousands of others to do our little bit for a better world.
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