Tag: Danaus plexippus

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2025 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of adults” map is below (Fig. 1; retrieved 2025Jun25) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map. 

We also share a screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of LARVAE” map is below (Fig. 2; retrieved 2025Jun25).

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2025 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of adults” map is below (retrieved 2025Jun19) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map. 

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2025 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of adults” map is below (retrieved 2025Jun11) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map. 

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2024 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of adults” map was featured last week. This week, the map of “first sightings of LARVAE” has been placed below (retrieved 27Jun2024) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map.  Larvae have been spotted in Manitoba so far!

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2024 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of Journey North’s “first sightings of adults” map has been placed below as an example (retrieved 18Jun2024) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map.  They’ve reached Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and (like the Stanley Cup) we look forward to welcoming them back to Alberta!

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2021 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of the map has been placed below as an example (retrieved 24Jun2021) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map.  They’ve reached more sites in Saskatchewan and one site in southern Alberta!

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2021 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of the map has been placed below as an example (retrieved 17Jun2021) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map.  They’ve reached Saskatchewan and southern Alberta!

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect. 

Track the migration of the Monarch butterflies as they move north by checking the 2021 Monarch Migration Map!  A screenshot of the map has been placed below as an example (retrieved 10Jun2021) but follow the hyperlink to check the interactive map.  They have reached Dauphin MB!

Access this Post to help you differentiate between Monarchs and Painted Lady Butterflies!

Visit the Journey North website to learn more about migration events in North America and visit their monarch butterfly website for more information related to this amazing insect.