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More Monarch Eggs!

12 years ago

A female has apparently visited my yard again and I now have approximately 34 more eggs. I say "apparently" because I have yet to see her. I just keep finding her gifts. The only Monarch I have seen this year was on Friday in Edmond Oklahoma. Crazy!

~Laura

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Leafhead
12 years ago
Crazy cool on your fortune, and keep up the fantastic work :)

John
linda_tx8
12 years ago
Congrats on the MANY gifts from your "stealth" ELF!
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MissSherry
12 years ago
Woo Hoo!!!

Sherry
wifey2mikey
Original Author
12 years ago
Update: Yesterday my hubby delivered 25 eggs to Sandy and I kept 20. I haven't checked today.

Still haven't seen the female, but I did see a very worn male on my porch yesterday.

~Laura
Debra Vessels
12 years ago
That is so exciting for all of us! What a treasure you have, I can't wait to see the cats and follow your progress. I hope I might get some next year, they are posted on Journey North as being sighted just 50 miles directly south of me and then about 60 miles directly North of me. At least I know now they do come this far west. Good luck, Debra

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