My Monarch Photo on GardenStalking.com
My Monarch photo appeared on GardenStalking today! (Click on the photo to go the blog post.) GardenStalking is a sister site to DessertStalking. Join GardenStalking and submit photos! Monarch Butterflies only lay eggs on milkweed, and the Western Monarch is particularly at risk due to a parasite called O.C., and with loss of habitat. Grow milkweed and help support these dynamic, beautiful creatures. And the best news? The larva, or caterpillars, won’t bother your vegetables! They only eat milkweed, which you will grow especially for them! 🙂
Category: Late Bloomer News, Monarch Butterfly
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Wonderful picture, well done, Kaye!
Thank you, Lois! I’m going to be on UrbanFig.com next week! Check LB FB page in a few minutes to see what I just dug up. Make sure you haven’t just eaten! 🙂 – Kaye
Oh heck! Do I really want to?!!
LOL, yes, because the natural world is AMAZING!!! 🙂 – Kaye
Fine way of describing, and nice paragraph to get data regarding my presentation focus, which i am going to
deliver in college.
If you are in college, you might want to read Barbara Kingsolver’s book, “Flight Behavior” about the Monarchs leaving their Mexican over-wintering spot due to climate change. Very informative and I think would be very interesting for a college student. Good luck, and thanks for checking into “Late Bloomer!” Grow milkweed, if you can. These beautiful creatures are seriously imperiled. – Kaye