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Migration
Update: May 25, 2007 |
Please
Report
Your Sightings! >> |
Today's
Report Includes:
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The
Migration: Maps, Questions and Highlights |
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Distribution
Map >>
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Real-time
Map >>
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Map
Questions >> |
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Map: Animated
Map (Week-by-week
slideshow) >>
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Map: Printer
Friendly Version >>
- Sightings: Recent
Sightings (for Classroom Mapping) >>
- Sightings: All
Sightings >>
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Highlights: We
can welcome summer, the monarchs are here! |
As
May comes to a close, monarchs are busy producing their next
generation in the north:
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Excited
monarch spotters in Sault Ste. Marie, ON reported, "We have
seen two monarchs as of Sunday May, 20/07. It is starting to warm
up here now, so we expect to see more soon. But now we can welcome
summer, the monarchs are here!"
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"The
peak spring egg laying has occurred in Minneapolis and St. Paul." After
extreme temperature drop and return of average temperatures a Minneapolis
spotter reported a flush of egg laying. Within a 3-day period they
counted 74 eggs on their milkweed.
Read all the
latest reports. >> |
Year-end
Evaluation: Please Share Your Thoughts! >> |
Will
you
take a few minutes to complete our Year-end Evaluation?
Only with
your help can we document Journey North's reach, impact and value. The
information you provide is critical for planning new initiatives and for
improving Journey North. Thank you!
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Year-end
Evaluation >> |
Links:
Monarch Butterfly Resources to Explore |
- Predicting:
Predicting the Route of the Spring Migration >>
- Analyzing
Migration Maps: Watch Your Language! >>
- Lesson:
Life Cycle Sleuth: Students Develop Theories About Migration
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- Lesson:
Why Come North (adapt for monarchs) >>
- Mapping—Key
Lessons & Resources:
Making, Reading and Interpreting Maps >>
- Monarchs
for Kids
(booklets, photos, videos) >>
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More
Monarch Lessons and Teaching
Ideas! |
The
Next Monarch Migration Update Will Be Posted on June 1, 2007.
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