Monarch WS #613 Monarchs Plentiful

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Monarch WS #613 Monarchs Plentiful

Postby Robert61 » Fri Aug 20, 2010 12:28 pm

Monarch sitings way up here in NW Ohio. I've spotted dozens along the roadways and counted over 80 eggs on Common MW at Terra Tech Community College's prairie, here in Fremont, Ohio. Also, my daughter in Columbus spotted "hundreds" in her hikes in that area. My brother in NW Pa., just south of Erie, Pa. has spotted "dozens upon dozens".

Also, like last year, I plan to give away my abundant Swamp Milkweed seed pods. If you want Swamp MW, visit the CREATE A WILDLIFE-FRIENDLY YARD site and contact me on the secure BPath Mail Form, at the top. So far this year, I've raised and released 67 Monarchs and only several had OE and Tachnid invasions. The OE virus must be way down, I hope. Has anyone else noticed much fewer OE cases? Robert
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Re: Monarch WS #613 Monarchs Plentiful

Postby Paul Cherubini » Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:37 pm

Robert, what do you think about this August 1 report from southern Ohio about "hundreds" of monarchs gathered in some trees: http://www.learner.org/cgi-bin/jnorth/j ... 1281993082

A case of butterfly misidentification?
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