Monarch Migration Update: Lone “Cat” on Llano, Butterfly Cloud Spotted on Radar
Lonely caterpillar on the LLano, Butterfly cloud in St. Louis--the Monarch butterfly migration kicks into full swing.
Migration Update: Monarch Butterfly EGGstravaganza on the Llano River
We’re hearing positive reports from further north about the Monarch [...]
How to Track the Monarch Butterfly Migration from your Desk
Can't get outside to observe the Monarch butterfly migration in person? No worries. Use these online tools to track the migration from your desk.
Here They Come! Monarch Butterflies Headed our Way in Promising Rebound Season
The Monarch butterfly migration began in mid August. The [...]
Llano River Ready for “Premigration Migration” of Monarch Butterflies
Email lists have been filled with optimistic reports on [...]
Thanks, Climate Change! 9.5-inch Llano River Rain Dump Exemplifies Extreme Weather
Not the Memorial Day weekend we were planning: massive rain dumps 9.5 inches on Llano River. Thanks, climate change!
Lots of Butterflies, but No Monarchs on the Llano River this Weekend
No Monarchs on the Llano River this weekend. A disappointing end to a dreary season.
Migration Update: Llano River Thunderstorms Stall Early Pulse of Monarch Butterflies
Migration update: Thunderstorms on Llano River stall Early Pulse of Monarch Butterflies
Caterpillar – palooza on the Llano River: No Monarch butterflies, but caterpillars galore
Not many Monarch butterflies flying on the Llano River this weekend, but it was a caterpillar-palooza in the milkweed.
Welcome to the World, Lil Joe! Monarch Eggs Retrieved on the Llano River this Weekend
Sometimes a blackhead is a good thing--when it signals the imminent hatching of a Monarch butterfly caterpillar, for example.