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Monarch Migration Update: June 6, 2001
Today's Report Includes:
- This Week's Migration Data
- FINAL Monarch Migration Update Coming June 22
- Volunteers Needed: Monarch Larval Monitoring Project
- Journey North's Online Field Notebook for Your Summer Observations
- Year-End Evaluation: Please Share Your Thoughts!
This Week's Migration Data
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FINAL Monarch Migration Update Will be Posted FRIDAY, June 22
We will post one final update two weeks from today. If you have not yet reported your migration sightings from earlier this spring, please do so today.
Volunteers Needed
Monarch Larval Monitoring Project
Please help with this important study! Many people have written recently to ask whether the monarch population will continue to be low this summer. You can help answer this important question! People who are interested in participating in a weekly monitoring study should contact Dr. Karen Oberhauser's lab about the Monarch Larval Monitoring Project.
Journey North's Online Field Notebook
for Your Summer Observations
Your informal observations also provide helpful insights about the monarch population size and breeding conditions. Your records will be stored permanently in our database.
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- After you've seen your FIRST adult migratory monarch, report future sightings in the category, "Monarch OTHER Observations."
- Let us know if you are NOT seeing any (or many) adult monarchs. Your reports of the absence or scarcity of monarchs are very helpful! Also report these in the category "Monarch OTHER Observations."
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The FINAL Monarch Migration Update Will Be Posted on June 22, 2001
Copyright 2001 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form
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