October 31, 2002 Dear Students, German Medina writes from Angangueo October 24, 3 butterflies were observed flying from "El Cerrito" to "Los Cedros". October 25, no butterflies were observed. October 26, 2 Monarchs were observed flying again the same way as the ones observed on the 24, from "El Cerrito" to "Los Cedros". October 27, no Monarchs observed. October 28, no Monarchs observed. October 29, 6 butterflies flying between "La Cañada", and "Las Cebadas". Here, I stayed observing and walking for about 3 three hours. All of the butterflies mentioned above have been observed from mid-day to early in the afternoon, and all of them flying continuously, and as it seems, following the same route. Up to yesterday, days have been very sunny and warm, but today, it seems as if a hurricane was approaching the Pacific Coast (I'm not informed), because the whole day has been cloudy and rainy, and is likely to continue for at least one or two more days. Kind regards. German Medina       Copyright 2003 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form