[DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterflies- Facts to Amaze Your Friends! [PAR] Monarch Butterflies are really interesting - here's a bunch of fun facts about 
Monarchs. ... You can also see them in Australia, New Zealand, and several 
Islands lying ... Similar to the migrating birds, the monarch butterflies use the 
clear ... They rest there through winter and then complete their migration 
Northwards in search... [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterfly Migration [PAR] The monarch butterflies will spend their winter hibernation in Mexico and some 
parts of Southern ... Would you like to help track monarch butterfly migrations? 
Visit Monarchwatch for lots of information on tracking migrations with a color map. [DOC] [TLE] What do monarch butterflies eat? - Annenberg Learner [PAR] Q. If the monarch butterfly is toxic to the two predator birds, what effect does the ... 
The grosbeaks do eat the cuticle, but they prefer males, who have fewer toxins. ... 
Q. I know that the monarchs spend the winter in the mountains of Mexico, but... [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterfly Migration and Overwintering - US Forest Service [PAR] Monarchs can travel between 50-100 miles a day; it can take up to two months to 
... The monarch is the only butterfly known to make a two-way migration as birds 
do. ... Monarchs roost for the winter in oyamel fir forests at an elevation of 2,400 to 
3,600 ... Here microclimatic conditions are very similar to that in central Mexico. [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Watch : Migration & Tagging : Fall Migration [PAR] When will the migration peak in your area? ... Monarch Butterfly Migration Map. 
Unlike most other insects in temperate climates, Monarch butterflies cannot 
survive a long cold winter. ... In all the world, no butterflies migrate like the 
Monarchs of North America. ... Their migration is more the type we expect from 
birds or whales. [DOC] [TLE] Monarch butterfly migration - Wikipedia [PAR] Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) perform annual migrations across North 
America which .... The ideal habitat for monarchs in winter exists in their 
overwintering sites. ..... Monarch butterfly counts can be compared to bird counts. 
.... sites include the planting of native tree species on which the monarchs prefer 
to roost. [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterfly | Minnesota Pollution Control Agency [PAR] Monarch Butterfly August is the best month to see Monarchs in Minnesota. ... The 
milkweed contains a chemical that birds can't stand. Monarchs are totally ... 
Flowers that have lots of nectar are, of course, what Monarchs prefer. But you'll 
see them ... They fly all the way down to Mexico to hang out during the winter! 
That's a... [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterfly - Danaus plexippus - NatureWorks [PAR] The monarch butterfly is reddish-orange with black vein-like markings. There is a 
black ... In winter it can be found on the coast of southern California and at high 
altitudes in central Mexico. ... These monarchs need a lot of energy to make their 
trip! ... But, unlike birds, individual butterflies don't complete migration both ways. [DOC] [TLE] Monarch butterflies in California need eucalyptus trees for their ... [PAR] Nov 1, 2013 ... Monarch butterflies roosting in eucalyptus tree. .... The evidence suggests that 
monarchs did not over-winter in .... While eucalyptus do provide suitable roosting 
habitat for monarch butterflies, and suitable nesting habitat for various birds ... 
They release tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere after they... [DOC] [TLE] Monarch Butterfly - Great Plains Nature Center [PAR] The Monarch butterfly is one the most readily recognized and beloved ... Unlike 
birds, the Monarchs who go south do not succeed in returning to where they ... In 
some years we see a lot, in other years not so many, depending on the weather 
patterns. ... and you may get to see, in miniature, what the winter roosts look like. [DOC] [TLE] Midwestern Butterflies | The Old Naturalist [PAR] Male monarchs can be told by the thin veins on the wings and the scent glands ... 
Viceroy larvae feed on willow trees, and hibernate through the winter. ... To 
protect itself from bird predators, the black swallowtail is a mimic looking like the 
... They prefer moist, open

Question: Like a lot of birds, the monarch butterfly does this in the winter
Answer: Migrate