Tropical Milkweed OK for Monarch Butterflies, “Just Cut the Dang Stuff Down”
Debate continues: Tropical milkweed Ok for Monarch butterflies, "just cut the dang stuff down."
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Debate continues: Tropical milkweed Ok for Monarch butterflies, "just cut the dang stuff down."
When it comes to Monarch butterflies, OE is not OK. The nasty spore can debilitate the migrating creatures.
The Monarch butterfly migration began in mid August. The [...]
Top posts of 2013 include the decline of the Monarch butterfly migraiton, how to raise Monarchs and move chrysalises, and a few stories about moths
Celebrate the winter solstice and help next year's wildflowers by making seedballs this Saturday.
Crazy weather makes for a nectar emergency when late season butterflies hatch and it's too cold to release them. What to do?
Dr. Chip Taylor told commercial butterfly breeders that the Monarch butterfly roosting sites this year will only occupy 1.25 acres in Mexico--down from an average of 22 acres.
Want to learn how to raise butterflies? Join us at the IBBA/AFB butterfly breeders conference. Dr. Chip Taylor of Monarch Watch will speak.
Caterpillar cannibalism update: Monarch caterpillars eat sister chrysalises, eggs and caterpillars for lunch in photos by Shady Oak Butterfly Farm.
Butterfly FAQ: Is it OK to relocate a Monarch chrysalis after its formed? Answer: Yes, and here's some tips on what to keep in mind when you do.