I spent an hour or so in a field swarming with Monarchs a number of years ago, in La Jolla CA . It is a profound memory that remains so alive within me these many years later. It was spring and they were heading north. Gazillions of them. Felt like they would never end. The migration was concentrated there because on the nearby campus of UCSD is a grove where they nest (is that even the right word?) to create a new generation on their remarkable multi-generational migration.

Thanks, Labman!

Amazing! Great to witness! Thank you for sharing Craig.

What a beautiful and awesome report! This has been such an incredible journey you have blessed us with. And to have it end with such a marvelous report is truly wondrous! The swarm flying in butterfly shape is divine! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us and thank you for being His hands in being a blessing to His creation! God's Blessings, Christa

So wonderful! very exciting!!! I remember the first one you saw in your yard and the discovery of the first egg and then the first caterpillar. WOW! and then they just kept coming. Now look! It looks like many took good care of the butterflies that chose their yard too.
As long as you are there care, there will be butterflies. :))

Truly amazing would have loved to see that in the skies and to think those you rescued are on the way to

Amazing! .....and you were part of it. Thanks for taking us along. ~Debbi

BTW, thanks for the great weather up here this week. :-)

Wow, that is something! And to think some of those are your butterflies. :)

That is awesome, nice job and great update. Kim :))

That's awesome to hear .. Wooohooo!!

That's Crazy. Never saw that before.
Thanks
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