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Monarch
* Many monarchs use the red sweet clover during their stay.
* Most monarchs become butterflies
  - eat milkweeds
* Most monarchs feed on flowers
  - nectar bear flowers
  - have eyes
* Most monarchs have similar patterns
  - wing patterns
  - participate in migration
  - perform migration
  - see color
* Some monarchs feed on nectar
  - fly from Canada to Mexico
* Some monarchs have distinct life stages
  - jobs
  - pouches
  - leave colonies
* Some monarchs make round trips
  - migrate to other locations such as Cuba and Florida in the fall
* agree to voyages.
* also perform small distance migrations in Australia and New Zealand.
* appear in legends of the people that live near overwintering areas.
* are a primary example of true migration in insects
  - aristocrats
  - caterpillars for a couple of weeks
  - food for two species of birds
  - found all around the world in sub-tropical to tropical areas
  - heads of state
  - highly toxic
  - impartial, and a-political since their office is hereditary
  - insects whose life history involves complete metamorphosis
  - known for their long annual migration
  - large brownish-orange butterflies with black markings
  - mostly concerned with feeding off of milkweeds
  - one of the few butterflies which migrate
  - only one of many species of moths and butterflies that inhabit the park
  - poisonous to vertebrates
  - rare or absent from most of northern Mexico during the summer months
  - still present in good numbers
* are the most well known of migratory butterflies
  - well-known of migratory butterflies
* are the only butterflies to make such a long, two-way migration every year
  - insects that fly south for the winter
  - species of butterfly that participate in a true migration
* are unique among butterflies because of the long-distance migration
  - because they migrate each winter to avoid freezing weather
  - white, black and orange
* belong to a group of butterflies and moths that survive on a single species of plant.
* breathe through tiny opening on the sides of their bodies called spiracles.
* breed in the northern United States and southern Canada
  - successively
* chief of state
* cluster together to stay warm.
* consume milkweeds.
* eat milkweed , which poison to many birds
* enter a reproductive diapause while overwintering.
* freeze in very cold temperatures.
* funnel through Texas both in the fall and the spring.
* gather close together during the cool autumn evenings.
* go through a complete metamorphosis in three to six weeks.
* have a built-in protective device to avoid being eaten
  - life span of seven to eight months
  - five pairs of prolegs
  - paper thin wings that are black and orange
  - responsibility
  - two pairs, one near the head, the other toward the rear
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* leave in the fall and migrate to central Mexico to spend the winter
  - sites
* live everywhere milkweed grows
  - in every state and migrate through many others yearly
  - only six weeks, and it was their great grandparents that flew north in the spring
* migrate from north to south in the fall of the year
  - throughout North America
* move across the continent from Canada to Mexico each year in the late summer and fall.
* own acre land parcels
  - contiguous parcels
* prefer it above all else for egg laying, larval food, and even nectar
  - milkweed, whites prefer the mustard family and sulphurs prefer clover
  - short milkweed plants to lay their eggs and usually fly in open areas
  - to fly in open areas
* reflect ecosystem health and biodiversity.
* retreat to shady places when it's very hot.
* return to regions.
* roost in eucalyptus, Monterey pines, and Monterey cypresses in California.
* stop and nectar along their journey south.
* taste awful, due to chemicals in the milkweed plants they eat.
* to survive winter.
* use bright coloration in their wings to warn their predators that they're poisonous.
* word that means king or queen.
+ Denmark, Monarchy: European Union member states :: Nordic countries :: Current monarchies
  * Monarch is a word that means king or queen. The current monarch is Queen Margrethe II, who has been the queen since 1972. Denmark does not currently have a King.
+ Monarch (butterfly): Danaus
  * Monarchs are known for their long annual migration. In North America, they travel long distances in the fall and again in the spring. They migrate south beginning in August. If they don't make it to frost-free areas during this time, the frost and cold temperatures will kill them. A migration towards the north happens in the spring
  - Airlines: Airlines of the United Kingdom :: 1967 establishments
  * Monarch Airlines' is a budget airline which is based in the United Kingdom. It was created on 5 June 1967. Its first flight was on 5 April 1968 from Luton in England to Madrid in Spain. Monarch now flies to many different places around the world, and usually to holiday resorts