Date: 03/10/2022

Number: 1

10 March 2022, Number of Monarchs: 01
Continuation of 2nd season of monitoring at this Monarch overwintering site - 20th report this 2021-2022 cold season at this location.

Only one Monarch and no Queens seen today after they over-wintered here (please see previous reports-there were 50 or more individuals earlier this winter). Today's lone Monarch flew by me at the overwintering site and was not relocated for a photo.

It has been a warm and early spring. There are many sources of nectar currently available throughout the region so the butterflies easily could be scattered over a wide area.

Other photos, complete butterfly count, weather, etc. in NABA List: https://sightings.naba.org/sightings/20896

Location:
GPS: 31.47029591072563, -84.37643394048602
Straight-line distance to Atlantic Coast: 178 miles.
Straight-line distance to Gulf Coast: 98 miles.

Roy Cohutta
Albany, Georgia
Text: 229-343-5365
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BugGuide: https://bugguide.net/user/view/43980

Albany, GA

Latitude: 31.5 Longitude: -84.4

Observed by: Roy
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