Monarchs are here! Time to be on the look-out.

Monarchs are in Texas (https://www.learner.org/jnorth/maps/monarch_spring2016.html), and eggs were recently observed on milkweed in Gonzales County. It was a warm spring so milkweed is up early in many places. Now is THE TIME to make the 'AND' part of the project happen: let's see some milkweed AND monarchs observations!

Posted on March 25, 2016 01:18 PM by benhutchins benhutchins

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Thanks Ben. This past week I made a few flowering iNat observations of green milkweed and antelope horns in Fayette County. I also observed both of these milkweeds in flower in Bastrop and Travis County. So keep an eye out for flowering milkweeds and monarchs and make lots of observations!

Posted by jsinghurst about 8 years ago

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