Eggs Mean Monarchs
One way to watch for monarchs is to watch for their eggs. Check your milkweed regularly. You'll know a butterfly has arrived in your region even if you never see one:
"I haven't personally seen a Monarch yet—but obviously there was at least one female!" wrote teacher Becky Collins from Nashville, Tennessee. She and her students counted 15 eggs in their school butterfly garden on Tuesday.
![Monarch butterfly sanctuary tour.](https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/journeynorth.org/images/graphics/monarch/eggs_tn1333398194a_800.jpg)
Image: Becky Collins
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