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That's interesting, that you don't normally see Monarchs in June. I would think they would be common in Texas in June, unless they move thru earlier and have normally disappeared by then. Several people here on the forum have said that butterflies, especially the Monarchs, are not following their more typical schedule this year. I saw Monarchs here in Michigan last weekend, which is unusual, though not completely unexpected. I hope yours survive to eclose and head further north to continue the migration. Also, where there are some, there are probably more, so keep your eyes peeled.

Martha

We're in a strictly migratory area here, spring & fall only for Monarchs coming through, with limited amounts of eggs/cats then (but that doesn't happen every time). Some areas of Texas do see Monarchs out of season, but not here except for this time. Will try the pic once more.

He's a beauty :-)>

Congrats Linda, I hope these do well for you.