Tracking the Monarch butterfly migration? Social media can help. Check out these online resources for staying on top of how the migration is progressing.
A Monarch walk, a caterpillar crawl, storytime, butterfly plant tour and gardening tips--it's all at the San Antonio Botanical Garden's opening weekend celebration of Amazing Butterflies. Come join me and other butterfly ambassadors and find your way through the Nature maze to learn the whole life cycle.
First-of-season Monarch butterflies sighted on the Llano River in the Texas Hill Country. With little nectar, drought ravaged roosts, and wildfires across the landscape, Monarchs will find a less-than-welcoming rest stop when they hit Central and South Texas in October.
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Millions of Monarch butterflies are heading to Texas for Spring Break, but who's got milkweed for them to host and nectar on? Fortunately, some local nurseries have "got milkweed" in stock.
On the Monarch butterfly trail in Michoacan, Mexico: butterfly "explosions," pure joy and a promise to see them soon here in Texas as they make their way north on their migratory journey.
Where's the milkweed? Monarch butterflies will be arriving soon and the Boerne chapter of NPSOT will stage a free milkweed workshop next Tuesday. Let's get our gardens ready this spring and put out a welcome mat for migrating Monarch butterflies
Monarch Butterflies rebound in Michoacan, Mexico, doubling their numbers in the past year, but still subject to threat
From birds to butterflies to dragonflies, the Love of Nature is grand. Damselflies and Butterflies display amazing reproductive endurance and creativity, including the "mating wheel"
NPR Airs Segment on Mexican Cartel Violence Keeping Tourists from Monarch Roosting Spot