Date: 05/25/2010

Number: 1

I found 4 eggs today!!!!!! I pick any eggs or larva I find to raise inside as the milkweed is at the edge of the corn field. Once the farmer spray for weeds the milkweed die. I am committed to saving as many monarch eggs and larva as possible each year. I feel fortunate to be able to educate my grandson on the life cycle of the monarch. As an avid photographer, I am able to document the life cycle. I even have a video of a larva forming a chrysalis!

Editor's Note: The presence of eggs means an adult monarch has arrived in this area. Therefore, we are adding this egg report to the migration map.

Rochester, MN

Latitude: 44.1 Longitude: -92.5

Observed by: Sharon
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