When we lived SE of San Antonio, we'd have incredible back porch views of Monarchs migrating every fall. Growing up in MI, I'd never seen such a sight. When the two weeks of fall migration occurred, for days there'd be zillions of Monarchs flying past and at times our acreage would have thousands in view.

Me and the grandkids used to sit and enjoy all the pretty butterflies.

Quite a sight.

Blessings,
Mark

lots here in eastern wv

There has bee a lot of confusion over the IUCN Red Listing the monarch. Many people have been reporting it as the monarch being listed as endangered by the USFWS which is no the case. I made a video about it when it happened a month or so ago. It tells what the IUCN found and did and what the USFWS is doing also.

Interesting

Strut10 thanks for the post.