Published: 02/02/2022
Dear Western Monarch Friends,
Monarch reports this week reveal larger numbers of monarchs rather than only singletons of earlier years. Southern California sightings include 50 and even 100 monarchs flying in nearby trees and nectaring on flowers. Warmer temperatures are making monarchs more active as well creating “waterfalls of monarchs” further north in Pacific Grove!
Coping with the Cold
Surviving winter is no small task for monarchs. Hear from Estela Romero, Pato Moreno, and Gail Morris on how monarchs are faring in Mexico, California, and Arizona. And if you live in the Southeastern U.S., report winter monarch sightings to Journey North.
Surviving winter is no small task for monarchs. Hear from Estela Romero, Pato Moreno, and Gail Morris on how monarchs are faring in Mexico, California, and Arizona. And if you live in the Southeastern U.S., report winter monarch sightings to Journey North.
Publicado: 01/19/2022
Queridos amigos,
El pico de la temporada atrae miles de visitantes semana tras semana sin importar los fríos y grises días que hemos tenido durante la semana pasada llegando a condiciones de congelamiento en los bosques de hibernación de las mariposas Monarca.