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Millions Of Monarch Butterflies Flutter To The Mountains Of Mexico Every October!


Fred Flintstone

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11 hours ago, Bones said:

We have gardens of milk weed and butterfly weed for the monarchs, we bring them inside when we find eggs or the ants get them.

we do the same for swallowtails too but have parsley growing 

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What do you do for aphids?

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Nothing really. we bring in the butterfly eggs once we find them or any caterpillars once we find them. We pick leaves or parsley stems and wash them off before we put them in the containers to get get rid of unwanted insects. Ants have been a big problem this year for us we use borax and powder sugar in small containers with lids but small holes cut in the side to allow ants in, the sugar attracts the ants and the borax kills them.

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On 8/24/2020 at 7:46 AM, Fred Flintstone said:

   While Hiking Yesterday, I saw a Monarch Butterfly up close on its LONG Migration.

    Alot of people don't know about the Monarchs Migration to Mexico.

 Enjoy the Video.

Unfortunately, the area you describe in Mexico faces significant threats from logging. 

There has been a push by regulators to improve habitat for butterflies, and we are adding swamp milkweed to our seed mix for riparian restorations of wetlands and streams/rivers.   

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