Date: 02/14/2010

Number: 1

For San Luis Obispo County:

Morro Bay Golf Course: 197 (2/10)

Los Osos Monarch Lane: 76 (2/10)

San Luis Obispo Bowden Estates: 5 fliers (2/10)

San Luis Obispo Cemetery: 120 (2/10)

Pismo Beach State Park North Campground: 2,236 (2/9)

Oceano Campground: 270 (2/8)

Halcyon Hill: 1,165 (2/8)

Grover Beach, Pike Street: 37 (2/8)

Total: 4,106 (2/8-2/10)

At Oceano the clusters are in the southern pine tree that they moved to during the storms. Halcyon still has a good number of monarchs and are clustering in the same trees. Pike street is continuing to dwindle. Pismo's clusters are back on the grove side of the street and were mostly in the pine tree by the eastern edge of the grove and scattered on the eucalyptuses near the 'talk' area, only one cluster was found within the grove itself. The cemetery has small clusters on a few pine trees. Los Osos this week had two denser clusters than has been seen for a few weeks (previously scattered as loners). Morro Bay is down significantly, after searching the eastern sides of the trees and the eastern exterior only fliers were found. On 3 of the typical trees for Morro Bay, clusters were found and only totaled around 140.

San Luis Obispo, CA

Latitude: 35.2 Longitude: -120.6

Observed by: Jaime
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