Reader Recommendations: Monarch Butterflies
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February 24, 2007 -- From Greg, a reader, from Honolulu, Hawaii, who is affiliated with the site.
Your visitors might enjoy viewing this video of a Monarch Butterfly hatching in Hawaii. We don't have milkweed here, but they love the milky leaves of the Crown Flower plant. Feel free to post the link on your web site. Aloha!
May 5, 2006 -- From Sheila M. Boone, a reader who is affiliated with the site
The Daniel Boone Butterfly Palace Web site features educational information and vibrant photos of the orange and black Western Monarch butterflies during their annual migration each winter from Canada to the Central Coast of California.
May 5, 2006 -- From Gina , a teacher from Minneapolis, MN, who is affiliated with the site
Monarch Lab is a comprehensive Web site with extensive information concerning monarch butterfly biology, migration and conservation. Beautiful photos, artwork and poetry make this an exciting site for children.
May 5, 2006 -- From Jim Lovett, a reader from Kansas who is affiliated with the site
Monarch Watch is a not-for-profit educational outreach program based at the University of Kansas. We run a Monarch tagging program and offer Monarch Rearing Kits, Monarch Tagging Kits, and other educational materials that allow you to actively experience the Monarch life cycle and its spectacular fall migration.
January 28, 2004 -- From William Zittrich, a reader from California, who is affiliated with the site
High quality photographs of the life cycle of the monarch butterfly.
March 7, 2002 -- From Sheila, a reader from the USA, who is affiliated with the site
Educational and informative site about the American Western Monarch butterfly migration. Boone Habitat Corner designed especially for school children's participation.
March 14, 2000 -- From Patricia, a parent from Los Angeles, CA who is not affiliated with the site
The North American Monarch butterflies are unique in the insect world. They undertake the longest migratory journey of any insect.
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