You likely are aware of this by now, but in case you aren’t . . . and do consider planting butterfly-friendly flowers. ~ Linne
Western Monarch Over-wintering Population Plummets
updated: Jan 03, 2014, 11:00 AM
Here is the Western Monarch Status as of December 8th. There were approximately 2,500 monarch butterflies at the grove.
“The Goleta Butterfly Grove (also known as the Ellwood Main Monarch Aggregation Site) is one of the largest overwintering sites in California.”
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Not entirely sure why I pressed “like” there 😦 Cheers for the share Linnie
I know what you mean about the ‘like’ button. I use it here and on Facebook to show that I’ve been by and at least read the post. But so often I don’t actually like the content. I keep posting this sort of information because so many people have no idea how precarious things are just now. It’s a bit scary, eh? I think I need to go watch the lambs again for a bit . . . 🙂
Lambs or squirrels…I had a FB video the other day of a squirrel trying to bury an acorn in a woolly dogs fur. Twas hilarious! Just the ticket for shaking off the negatories 🙂
I saw that, too! Nothing like a good laugh, is there? I still go back and listen to those lambs . . .