Today's Report Includes:

• This Week's Migration Maps and Data
• News from the Migration Trail
• Stay Tuned: The Monarch Migration Continues!
• Year-End Evaluation: Please Share Your Thoughts!

Use today's data to make your own map, or print and analyze our map:

• Migration Map (and link to Real-time Map)
• Migration Data for Classroom Mapping
• Week-to-week Animation
• Year-to-year Animation (2005 vs. 2006)

• Most of the news came from Canada this week, the final nation on the monarch's international tri-national tour.
• Monarchs are now being seen in the nation's capital, according to a June 1 report from Ottawa, Ontario.
• Monarchs are now being seen by people who speak the third language a monarch might overhear: "Bonjour. Aujourd'hui le 7 Juin j'ai observer 3 monarques qui se dirigeaient rapidement vers le Nord-Est."

Canadian students across the land stopped what they were doing and took note of the monarchs:

• "Linnell saw a monarch after school while playing in the north recess yard. She was on the monkey bars," reported King Edward Public School in Toronto, Ontario.
• "Students saw the first Monarch in the school yard AND they found lots of eggs and caterpillars on the school's milkweed plants!" according to Hillcrest Central School of Teeswater, Ontario.
• Observers at T.W. Morison Public School in Deep River, Ontario saw their first monarch on May 30th. "There are now many more visiting the school gardens and other gardens as of June 3," they reported.
• A graduate student in the Entomology Department at the University of Manitoba was studying bee diversity of the southwestern Manitoba prairie and saw several adult monarch butterflies near Treesbank, Manitoba.

Other Journey North migrations are coming to an end, but we track the monarchs until they've expanded across their entire breeding range. This normally takes until mid-June.

• Don't go away! We need your observations. Please Report Your Sightings
• Also, please take a few minutes to share your suggestions and comments in our Year-End Evaluation