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Monarch shooting in ‘burst mode’. All viable eggs.

25+ roosting in pines. They began flying in a bit before 6 pm, with the last lady arriving a bit after 7 pm

AJBR762

Big roost!

@stuartmarcus could this possibly be a worn male T aprica?

Orlando Wetlands Park, Orange County, FL, January 2014.

curious if anyone can make out the tag number

These balls are growing all over my oak tree. I took one down to take to the nursery and these came out.

A monarch we tagged as part of our research project (permitted to do so)

Reported to 1tag.org

Frequent but uncommon spring vagrant.

Early arrival

Third state record; continuing female banded by Nancy L. Newfield.
EXACT LOCATION OBSCURED for homeowner privacy.

Tagged male

Conheça a Amazon Birdwatching e venha passarinhar em Porto Velho-RO!
Instagram: @amazonbirdwatching
Contato: 69 99206-1480

tagged: XAL 365

That is the much-missed Greg Lasley photographing one of many trees full of Monarchs.

Continuing. Nesting pair in power pole. Photo to follow.

https://ebird.org/checklist/S56051507

Texas Children in Nature Event at Buffalo Bayou Visitor Center

Continuing Louisiana's 3rd state record green-breasted mango!

Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, tagged individual.

Comparación entre un capullo de Danaus gilippus (izquierda) y Danaus plexippus (derecha).

~3/16" ran in circles on the leaf

Tagged SW Monarch Study #290. Male. Wild captured with net; looked freshly enclosed.

Golondrina alimentándose de una mariposa.

Odd specimen, with no obvious black horizontal bar through center of upperside hindwings.

Old Tunnel State Park outflight observedfrom Lower Viewing Area. Approximately 600,000 bats estimated present in the tunnel. Peak of outflight between 8:50 pm and 9:00 pm.

First observed July 14, 2023 then again on July 15, 2023

A few thousand roosting on the Texas A&M Campus.

Mariposa Etiquetada

34g

Joey's Denver Field Ornithologists trip.

Visiting cavity, feeding chicks? At least 4 adults

Leucistic!

Possible nesting site