Monarch Migration Update: March 18, 2010 | |||||||
The first monarchs are now appearing in Texas! During spring migration, a female monarch leaves a trail of eggs behind her as she travels. As you begin to track monarch migration this spring, think of the hope embodied in tiny eggs and nature's power of regeneration. Then give three cheers for the monarchs that survived the long winter in Mexico! This Week's Update Includes:
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Over the past week, a dozen people from the big state of Texas have reported their first monarchs of spring.
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Sign of the Small Population? Small
Population, Big Challenge!
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The Migration: Maps and Journal Page | |||||||
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Research Question and Links: Explore! | |||||||
This Week's Research Question: What is the difference between the monarch's annual cycle and life cycle? Research for facts as you read these slideshows:
Additional links to explore:
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Monarch Lessons and
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The Next Monarch Migration Update Will Be Posted on March 25, 2010.
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