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Index of Subjects Keep up the good work, Larry. It's great to know that your tags are being found in Mexico -- positive feedback on the butterfly rearing project. It's been about three years since we last saw a Monarch here on the North Mountain. Here's hoping! A question: Can Monarchs mate in Mexico, the female heading off for Texas to lay eggs? Or do both sexes have to be at the breeding site to make it work? Cheers, Doug Linzey Arlington, NS On 16-Jul-17 9:35 PM, Larry Bogan wrote: > Two weeks ago we had the first Monarchs in our field of Common Milkweed. The flowers have since peaked and are on the wane but we still have the original four Monarchs that were here then. Today on my survey of the field I found two pairs coupled and two other Monarchs flying over the field. > > There has been egg laying over the last two weeks and we have collected over fifty eggs and larvae to raise inside for predator protection. > > Other butterflies we have are the usual whites, sulphurs, a fritillary, a lady (sp), and Wood Nymphs which are not becoming abundant. One butterfly, I expected and have not seen is the Viceroy. > > Larry >
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