We have a farm in NH and last year started managing our pastures for Monarch habitat by mowing the fields only once after the killing frost. This means that all the native species are growing back, especially milkweed. This summer, we have had the return of hundreds of butterflies! Success!
I just came here to say, that yesterday, I watched about 100 flying due south. Seemingly in a single file line, not perfectly, but with about 30 yards spacing between each monarch. I have never witnessed a more beautiful and rare sight!
@Javier Antonio I know it's been a year, my apologies as I'm just seeing this comment!! I live near Charlottesville, VA... I actually saw another migration this past year, too. Unfortunately, it was severely lackluster compared to the previous year mentioned in this post. Where abouts do you live?!?!
I live in California and i saw a big…thing? of butterflies flying away. Id say there were thousands. I actually got really scared because butterflies were landing all over my face and eyes so i couldn’t see what they were lol
I witnessed it many years ago on my way to our local university . Strange that the university is less than a mile to the Mexican border checkpoint. Like they know they have to go through there. And it was like a movie a cloud of butterflies. Most Bea experience
I have 6 chrysalides ready to eclose. One eclosed yesterday and she’s beautiful! I sanitize all plants now since I had a lot with deformed wings. Rich Lund’s RUclips channel tells all about them. What an honor it is to help them!
I’m doing my part... I have several milkweed plants in my yard and have been raising and releasing monarchs every year.. my best year I’ve released over 150-175 monarchs in a year.. that being said I live in north Florida so my monarch season lasts a lot longer then northern states..and I’ve only been doing this for 3 years so far...I get so much enjoyment out of feeding the cats till they form chrysalis and watching them morph into a butterfly... they are so beautiful and I would absolutely hate if they became extinct..I have tropical milkweed mostly and all I have to do is cut it back and it continually grows year round so I can continue the cycle of raising and releasing butterflies...as of this post my milkweed has mostly regrown and I have around 10-12 first instar caterpillars I’m feeding.. and yes I know I have enough milkweed to feed them till chrysalis stage.. this is something you learn as you raise them year after year. How many caterpillars can you raise based on how much milkweed you have
Absolutely stunning.....my vision of heaven, peace in my mind's eye. Thank you for sharing this with those of us who will never have the opportunity to see this in our lifetime.
It’s in the State of Michoacán! My family is from there! Such a beautiful place. You’ll love the capital of morelia it’s about 2 hrs from the monarch butterfly sanctuary
WOW BEAUTIFUL !!! I live in the Smokies. I've seen just a few flying making the long migration. They are strong and this video is so amazing. Thank you for letting us see a place where we can all enjoy them without disturbing them.
It's so easy to cultivate a colony. I started one with a neighbor this year. They multiply exponentially. Plant milkweed for the eggs and caterpillars. Plant nectar plants like lantana and pentax for adults.
My sister always buys a painted-lady butterfly kit once a year and we raise them from caterpillars to when they finally leave the cocoon, and then we release them in our gardens 🦋
Abby Taz where do you buy the kits? How many caterpillars are in each kit? Never knew a person could do that, but it would help increase the monarch population if a large number of people would follow your example.
ss timeisshort hi~~! I’m not sure about monarch butterflies but you can buy butterfly kits from amazon and this brand (insect lore) also does a tadpole to frog kit too if you’re interested 😊 but here is a link to the one my sister usually buys: www.amazon.com/Insect-Lore-Butterfly-Growing-Kit/dp/B00000ISC5/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=monarch+butterfly+kit+with+live+caterpillars&qid=1598223177&sprefix=monarch+butterfly+kit&sr=8-3# The caterpillars also come with their food so don’t worry about purchasing extra feed for them. Just make sure you keep any curious pets away from the kit - my cat Levi always wants to investigate anything that moves and tends to nearly knock the mesh butterfly garden over 😅
I planted some milkweed seeds this yr & had a bunch of monarch caterpillars all over it in no time! I’m now watching for them to pupate. So far I’ve found 5. So much fun! I’m hooked. I’ll buy more seeds & plant a nice milkweed patch for nxt yr
Its very sad that the person who devoted his life (literally) was kidnapped and tortured because of his preservation of the monarch. We mst take care of them!
dakotahstr I have raised 6 monarchs from Caterpillar to butterfly, and released them once they were ready. It was an absolutely amazing opportunity, and will do it again! I have learnt so much from the experience, and they are amazing and beautiful creatures!
Vidhi Chandrakar I’m so happy for you! It is an unbelievable experience, and you will LOVE it! Here’s a few tips: Don’t let the butterflies come out of their cocoons over pots, this is the way that 2 of my butterflies died because they got caught in the sides of the pot, and couldn’t get out to pump their wings (which led to them not being able to fly). Try to limit how much you touch them! They are very delicate. Here’s a formula for butterfly nectar- 3 tablespoons of hot water. 1 tablespoon of raw sugar. Leave it in a small cup so the butterfly can get it, also put a cotton ball in so they can sit on it while drinking. You can tell if they are a male if they have two black dots on their wings (males also have darker orange). Females are lighter orange, don’t have the dots, and usually form faster. Don’t be afraid to ask me any questions! Hope this helped🦋 (Have fun with the monarchs btw)
Our Grandchildren have helped me raise and release the Monarch and the Eastern Black Swallowtail for the past 25yrs. The numbers of ALL butterflies seem to have decreased significantly. Twenty years ago when we would walk thru the flower garden there were so many butterflies that they would hit you in the face. There are fewer crickets, grasshoppers, night crawlers and who knows what else. The mosquito seems to be prolific.
Get rid of your cats or lock them and any visiting ones up? They eat everything you mentioned plus dozens of other reptiles including gekkos, lizards, and birds!
God's earth is so so beautiful it's unreal. It's magical. I thank Him for letting us live in a place like this. I would be terrified if I was there though. Butterfly wings scare me because they beat so fast :(
#unitednations🌐 SAVE the Beautiful Monarch Butterflies❤️🦋 #Hot100 #gaiaplanetaAZUL💙 🌎 #ForeverClearTheSky Belinda's Song "Gaia" is SO Beautifully sung AND sow relevant 2day.. Both Belinda and Gaia Earth are more than just a pretty face🌎❤️🌈 this #pandemic #covid19 has cleared the skies of Mother EARTH🌎❤️it's TIME to have an EPIPHANY and use Liquid HYDROGEN as main fuel source and FOREVER the Sky will Be CLEAR.. ❤️🌎🌟🌟 #GotTIME ?? #YeahYeah #gaia #belinda #EarthGirls❤️🌎 #iLoveThisSong #Billboard ❤️ #iHeartRadio #usa🇺🇸 #SemperFi #LadyLiberty🗽 #USA #usa🇺🇸 #canada🇨🇦 #mexico🇲🇽 #UNIDOS #LatinAmerica #EU #UK #europe🇪🇺 #germany🇩🇪 #france🇫🇷 #Africa🌍 #japan🇯🇵 #korea🇰🇷 #woundedsparrow 🐦 ruclips.net/video/4IP1BNVcz1U/видео.html
Patrick Adoko if your seeing less and less monarch butterflies then plant some milkweed! That’s all it takes to ensure they don’t go extinct.. you personally don’t have to Raise them. They can survive. But they need milkweed..people need to plant milkweed.. it truly is a beautiful plant with gorgeous flowers and other pollinators visit the flowers also so it’s a win win if you love nature
Thank you for raising awareness. Raising Monarch catepillars to butterflies is not very difficult and quite rewarding. Two years ago, I raised over 500 to butterflies inside an enclosed patio. You don't need a lot of land but there are many predators to the Monarch.
Europa H2O Alien Not birds, but there are many insect predators that kill them: wolf spiders, assassin bugs, earwigs, wasps, lacewings, and tachnid fly. The worst are the wasps and tachnid flies. This gray and black striped fly lays it's eggs inside the catepillar and eats the catepillar or early stage chrysalis from the inside. Monarchs are lucky to find milkweed growing. I began growing them when I noticed milkweed growing in my flower garden and a Monarch catepillar eating it. He did not survive. He died from the Tachnid fly parasite. But I learned how to grow many of them after realizing how perilous their life is just getting to the chrysalis stage.
Europa H2O Alien I am specifically mentioning the Monarch catepillar stage of life before it becomes a butterfly. The Tachnid fly injects eggs into the catepillar and if more than 2 eggs are in its body, the catepillar will die before making it to chrysalis. If there's only 1 or 2 eggs, then the catepillar will make it to chrysalis, but soon die within a week as the Tachnid fly maggot eats its way out of the chrysalis and leaves a string-like trail to the ground. The other insect predator that will eat them as a catepillar or butterfly is the praying mantis. I have all these types of insects in my yard, and especially after growing milkweed, so this is from my own direct observations. I suggest you raise some monarch catepillars to butterflies and conduct your own observations. Then you will confirm what is true or not since my own observations are being dismissed.
We have a butterfly bush in our back that seems to attract the monarch butterfly every summer. We've been seeing more in the pass 2 years. Our only problem is the preying mantis he like to rip off their wing. So we move him from the butterfly bush to another tree in the back yard. We don't want to kill him because he has a job in our backyard only if he would leave the butterflies alone.
My wife raised them in san diego. she takes care of them since they are babies. spiders like to eat them. and others animals, insects, donde puedo comparer los stickers
These butterflies came this year and were landing on my grounds, I was curious as what they were doing. They would land a few minutes then fly away. Now I have this amazing ground cover spread all over my acre of land. The ground cover has delicate orange flowers on them, similar to the look of a poppy, but very very tiny and also have tiny delicate leaves. They also have killed the weeds we usually have to fight all summer long. It's beautiful. Thank-you butterflies!
The butterflies that begin the journey will not reach the destination. Each generation knows a completely different home. But they make it. And we can too. It's a long road ahead, barely the beginning.
Yes plant lots of milkweed I have over 200 seats germinating right now you can start them in your house or you can throw seeds to and fro I love that you mention milkweed because in a lot of places they are considered and invasive species we need to get milkweed off the invasive species list please raise awareness
Got a notification today stating that the Monarch butterfly population has been reduced by 90% in the last 20 years (they're pollinators too). The Canadian Wildlife Federation is triple-matching donations for the next little while. CanadianWildlifeFederation.ca
We have a farm in NH and last year started managing our pastures for Monarch habitat by mowing the fields only once after the killing frost. This means that all the native species are growing back, especially milkweed. This summer, we have had the return of hundreds of butterflies! Success!
Thank you and hope your farm is going well
This make me feel so proud. I’m from the state of Michoacán. Experience this beauty in real time is like magic. ♥️🇲🇽
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
I’m from the state of Michigan (United states) Mexico is beautiful! I like to visit Cancun city one day!
I just came here to say, that yesterday, I watched about 100 flying due south. Seemingly in a single file line, not perfectly, but with about 30 yards spacing between each monarch. I have never witnessed a more beautiful and rare sight!
Ohhh bless you. Can I visit you next year please. I love this energy 🦋🦋🦋🦋
@Javier Antonio I know it's been a year, my apologies as I'm just seeing this comment!! I live near Charlottesville, VA... I actually saw another migration this past year, too. Unfortunately, it was severely lackluster compared to the previous year mentioned in this post. Where abouts do you live?!?!
I live in California and i saw a big…thing? of butterflies flying away. Id say there were thousands. I actually got really scared because butterflies were landing all over my face and eyes so i couldn’t see what they were lol
I witnessed it many years ago on my way to our local university . Strange that the university is less than a mile to the Mexican border checkpoint. Like they know they have to go through there. And it was like a movie a cloud of butterflies. Most Bea experience
I cried when they found her tagged butterfly. That’s so incredible.
No worries about getting 😌, I'll probably 🙂but I have to go back and
You cried? You idiot.
I am currently taking care of 3 monarch caterpillars so this makes me cry.
I have 6 chrysalides ready to eclose. One eclosed yesterday and she’s beautiful! I sanitize all plants now since I had a lot with deformed wings. Rich Lund’s RUclips channel tells all about them. What an honor it is to help them!
@@pollyhorlander7389 omg! I am so happy for you!
They go back to visit their relatives, they are the spirits of our ancestors. Magic place to visit for sure!
I’m doing my part... I have several milkweed plants in my yard and have been raising and releasing monarchs every year.. my best year I’ve released over 150-175 monarchs in a year.. that being said I live in north Florida so my monarch season lasts a lot longer then northern states..and I’ve only been doing this for 3 years so far...I get so much enjoyment out of feeding the cats till they form chrysalis and watching them morph into a butterfly... they are so beautiful and I would absolutely hate if they became extinct..I have tropical milkweed mostly and all I have to do is cut it back and it continually grows year round so I can continue the cycle of raising and releasing butterflies...as of this post my milkweed has mostly regrown and I have around 10-12 first instar caterpillars I’m feeding.. and yes I know I have enough milkweed to feed them till chrysalis stage.. this is something you learn as you raise them year after year. How many caterpillars can you raise based on how much milkweed you have
Good for you, Cassandra.
That’s awesome 💕
Absolutely miraculous, Mother Nature at her best!!!!
It really is
MY BEAUTIFUL MEXICO AT ITS BEST , ALL CREDIT TO MY MOTHERLAND 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Sitting in Alberta Canada watching them fly in with the summer weather! Always blows my mind knowing how far they travel! Keep up the good work
Is it still happening? This was 5 years ago.
Absolutely stunning.....my vision of heaven, peace in my mind's eye. Thank you for sharing this with those of us who will never have the opportunity to see this in our lifetime.
Monarch butterflies migrations are simply incredible
This is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.
It would be a dream to be there
It really is
Let's go there!
It’s in the State of Michoacán! My family is from there! Such a beautiful place. You’ll love the capital of morelia it’s about 2 hrs from the monarch butterfly sanctuary
@@caveanimal3132 Next year for sure I am joining you Beloveds. I will be travelling from Europe. Wow this really heals me and makes me happy!
@@caveanimal3132 Let the Monarchs live in peace.
Its only strange how nature at times is serene, sublime and beautiful. Then at time's shows its force.
Yeah. It truly is a wonder.
WOW BEAUTIFUL !!! I live in the Smokies. I've seen just a few flying making the long migration. They are strong and this video is so amazing. Thank you for letting us see a place where we can all enjoy them without disturbing them.
I would absolutely love to go here to see The beautiful butterflies🦋
They're so cute when they were stretching their wings.
❤ THANK YOU FOR THIS AWESOME VIDEO. GOD BLESS YOU ALL & THESE BEAUTIFUL MONARCH BUTTERFLIES. LOVE & PR❤YERS.
I absolutely loved visiting this place! Such amazing Beauty, Awe and Wonder..💕
Yup. True!
It's so easy to cultivate a colony. I started one with a neighbor this year. They multiply exponentially. Plant milkweed for the eggs and caterpillars. Plant nectar plants like lantana and pentax for adults.
My sister always buys a painted-lady butterfly kit once a year and we raise them from caterpillars to when they finally leave the cocoon, and then we release them in our gardens 🦋
Abby Taz where do you buy the kits? How many caterpillars are in each kit?
Never knew a person could do that, but it would help increase the monarch population if a large number of people would follow your example.
ss timeisshort hi~~! I’m not sure about monarch butterflies but you can buy butterfly kits from amazon and this brand (insect lore) also does a tadpole to frog kit too if you’re interested 😊 but here is a link to the one my sister usually buys: www.amazon.com/Insect-Lore-Butterfly-Growing-Kit/dp/B00000ISC5/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=monarch+butterfly+kit+with+live+caterpillars&qid=1598223177&sprefix=monarch+butterfly+kit&sr=8-3#
The caterpillars also come with their food so don’t worry about purchasing extra feed for them. Just make sure you keep any curious pets away from the kit - my cat Levi always wants to investigate anything that moves and tends to nearly knock the mesh butterfly garden over 😅
Everyone, please please please, plant milk weed. U can get it cheap in most places. We need to help these monarchs! 🌱🦋🐛🌸
I planted some milkweed seeds this yr & had a bunch of monarch caterpillars all over it in no time! I’m now watching for them to pupate. So far I’ve found 5. So much fun! I’m hooked. I’ll buy more seeds & plant a nice milkweed patch for nxt yr
That's absolutely awesome! Love them! So colorful!
it's mid August and my Ohio Zinnia garden is being visited every day by these beautiful creatures. 🦋🦋🦋🦋
Fantastic video. Wonderful to see so many butterflies flying all together. A magic show of magnificent creatures.🦋👍👏👏❤️
Its very sad that the person who devoted his life (literally) was kidnapped and tortured because of his preservation of the monarch. We mst take care of them!
@dakotahstr How did this happen?
dakotahstr I have raised 6 monarchs from Caterpillar to butterfly, and released them once they were ready. It was an absolutely amazing opportunity, and will do it again! I have learnt so much from the experience, and they are amazing and beautiful creatures!
@@fopezwolfy4513 google it
@@tsunam1479 I also have 3 monarchs and I'm very excited that soon one of my caterpillar will become a butterfly and flew finally I'm very happy...
Vidhi Chandrakar I’m so happy for you! It is an unbelievable experience, and you will LOVE it! Here’s a few tips: Don’t let the butterflies come out of their cocoons over pots, this is the way that 2 of my butterflies died because they got caught in the sides of the pot, and couldn’t get out to pump their wings (which led to them not being able to fly). Try to limit how much you touch them! They are very delicate. Here’s a formula for butterfly nectar- 3 tablespoons of hot water. 1 tablespoon of raw sugar. Leave it in a small cup so the butterfly can get it, also put a cotton ball in so they can sit on it while drinking. You can tell if they are a male if they have two black dots on their wings (males also have darker orange). Females are lighter orange, don’t have the dots, and usually form faster.
Don’t be afraid to ask me any questions! Hope this helped🦋
(Have fun with the monarchs btw)
Very cool! SO glad the efforts are made to keep their habitat safe.
Our Grandchildren have helped me raise and release the Monarch and the Eastern Black Swallowtail for the past 25yrs. The numbers of ALL butterflies seem to have decreased significantly. Twenty years ago when we would walk thru the flower garden there were so many butterflies that they would hit you in the face. There are fewer crickets, grasshoppers, night crawlers and who knows what else. The mosquito seems to be prolific.
Get rid of your cats or lock them and any visiting ones up? They eat everything you mentioned plus dozens of other reptiles including gekkos, lizards, and birds!
Butterfly: " Good moring." sees human. Butterfly :"What is that? Imma land on it."
I'm not a expert on butterflies, but if they were cold we humans are quite warm.🦋
Omg they're so cute!! 🥺🥺
Millions are flying past my home in cypress calif
God's earth is so so beautiful it's unreal. It's magical. I thank Him for letting us live in a place like this.
I would be terrified if I was there though. Butterfly wings scare me because they beat so fast :(
There's a butterfly on his head 1:51🌈
I've been planting butterfly weed and Milkweed and all the flowers they love! Last year I got to see their tiny palaces Chrysalis. Just beautiful!?,
Them:it is said that these butterflys are the Spirits of the dead:
Me: so thats where my dad is
That’s a one crazy group of butterflies ! Also a great adaptation to camouflage as a plant
I wonder if the monarchs know how famous they are
Oh so beautiful!
The monarchs are tons of them.wow so many.
They fly from México to Canada and Back! : )
It’s a good thing tourists aren’t allowed there
#unitednations🌐 SAVE the Beautiful Monarch Butterflies❤️🦋 #Hot100 #gaiaplanetaAZUL💙 🌎 #ForeverClearTheSky Belinda's Song "Gaia" is SO Beautifully sung AND sow relevant 2day.. Both Belinda and Gaia Earth are more than just a pretty face🌎❤️🌈 this #pandemic #covid19 has cleared the skies of Mother EARTH🌎❤️it's TIME to have an EPIPHANY and use Liquid HYDROGEN as main fuel source and FOREVER the Sky will Be CLEAR.. ❤️🌎🌟🌟 #GotTIME ?? #YeahYeah #gaia #belinda #EarthGirls❤️🌎 #iLoveThisSong #Billboard ❤️ #iHeartRadio #usa🇺🇸 #SemperFi #LadyLiberty🗽 #USA #usa🇺🇸 #canada🇨🇦 #mexico🇲🇽 #UNIDOS #LatinAmerica #EU #UK #europe🇪🇺 #germany🇩🇪 #france🇫🇷 #Africa🌍 #japan🇯🇵 #korea🇰🇷 #woundedsparrow 🐦 ruclips.net/video/4IP1BNVcz1U/видео.html
When Spring started in L.A, they were everywhere.
LosAngeles.323
Never seen so many before
I love them but i am seiing less every year
This comment aged well. Never seen so many this year in SoCal!!! It was amazingly beautiful !!
Marcos Cervantes
Yeah they were fluttering everywhere.
Lakewood, bellflower,cypress
It’s a tragedy
Patrick Adoko if your seeing less and less monarch butterflies then plant some milkweed! That’s all it takes to ensure they don’t go extinct.. you personally don’t have to Raise them. They can survive. But they need milkweed..people need to plant milkweed.. it truly is a beautiful plant with gorgeous flowers and other pollinators visit the flowers also so it’s a win win if you love nature
Plant plant plant milk weed plants. Very cheap.
this is so crazy and so beautiful 😱😱🤩🤩❤️❤️
Aaaww is incredible how a such a small insect travels for days and distance is a majestic animal. Let’s protect them
Well, I learned something.
I love them so much‼️‼️💘
Tinkerbell and her friends must be very busy painting those butterflies😁🦋🌺🌸🧚♀️🧚♂️
“Ayeayeaye I’m your little butterfly green black and blue like the colors of the sky”
Thank you for raising awareness. Raising Monarch catepillars to butterflies is not very difficult and quite rewarding. Two years ago, I raised over 500 to butterflies inside an enclosed patio. You don't need a lot of land but there are many predators to the Monarch.
Europa H2O Alien Not birds, but there are many insect predators that kill them: wolf spiders, assassin bugs, earwigs, wasps, lacewings, and tachnid fly. The worst are the wasps and tachnid flies. This gray and black striped fly lays it's eggs inside the catepillar and eats the catepillar or early stage chrysalis from the inside. Monarchs are lucky to find milkweed growing. I began growing them when I noticed milkweed growing in my flower garden and a Monarch catepillar eating it. He did not survive. He died from the Tachnid fly parasite. But I learned how to grow many of them after realizing how perilous their life is just getting to the chrysalis stage.
Europa H2O Alien I am specifically mentioning the Monarch catepillar stage of life before it becomes a butterfly. The Tachnid fly injects eggs into the catepillar and if more than 2 eggs are in its body, the catepillar will die before making it to chrysalis. If there's only 1 or 2 eggs, then the catepillar will make it to chrysalis, but soon die within a week as the Tachnid fly maggot eats its way out of the chrysalis and leaves a string-like trail to the ground. The other insect predator that will eat them as a catepillar or butterfly is the praying mantis. I have all these types of insects in my yard, and especially after growing milkweed, so this is from my own direct observations. I suggest you raise some monarch catepillars to butterflies and conduct your own observations. Then you will confirm what is true or not since my own observations are being dismissed.
We have a butterfly bush in our back that seems to attract the monarch butterfly every summer. We've been seeing more in the pass 2 years. Our only problem is the preying mantis he like to rip off their wing. So we move him from the butterfly bush to another tree in the back yard. We don't want to kill him because he has a job in our backyard only if he would leave the butterflies alone.
So small yet so strong we must live together as one
This so beautiful worth the watch
I’m planting milkweeds from now on
Majestic
I wish I could go there❤
I want to go there!
Amazing
I had to see this for class and make a paraghraph of 5 sentences and see another video and make another 5 sentence paraghraph
wow amazing and beautiful
I caught 12 spiked red and black catapillars. Feed them leaves ended up with 12 butterflies. These guys
Nice video ❤❤❤👃🙏
wohooooo! what a sight!
Jannat, heaven, paradise 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Me at my house in October
1 2 3
6 days later
1 billion butterflies
Edit: do I have to like my own comment?
"One. Two. A bunch."
RIP to the monarch protector in Michoacán, Mexico. Sr.Gomez
Wonderful and brautiful just seen some fly in today in n. Michigan..
México the greatest nation in The Americas
everyone chill, they just want to vacation in peace! 😂❤
Thnk u universe
Aliens Watching Humans: Awww, so cute when humans yawn! 😊 😂😂😂
My wife raised them in san diego. she takes care of them since they are babies. spiders like to eat them. and others animals, insects, donde puedo comparer los stickers
Is anybody watching this during the the virus 🦠 lol that’s me 😂👌
Yeah, just wanna see some nature out there without goin’ out ya’know?
have a look on youtube for bbc reel it has alsorts of things on it
@@NiqIce have a look on youtube for bbc reel it has alsorts of items on it
It's by the Grace of God.
These butterflies came this year and were landing on my grounds, I was curious as what they were doing. They would land a few minutes then fly away. Now I have this amazing ground cover spread all over my acre of land. The ground cover has delicate orange flowers on them, similar to the look of a poppy, but very very tiny and also have tiny delicate leaves. They also have killed the weeds we usually have to fight all summer long. It's beautiful. Thank-you butterflies!
1:52 the butterflies escaping my stomach when my boyfriend kisses me
Imagine if all countries have this kind of phenomenon😮😮
monarchs are elite
Here in San Diego and I have 21+ baby caterpillars on the milkweed in our garden. Maybe in October I’ll be able to contribute
Oooo Nice this is actually my school assignment!
Wow: amazing clip
Incredible creatures.. they need to be protected.
The butterflies that begin the journey will not reach the destination. Each generation knows a completely different home. But they make it. And we can too. It's a long road ahead, barely the beginning.
Wow there millions butterflies in Mexico and country. I saw a books from butterfly and Moths Eyewitness book.
Yes plant lots of milkweed I have over 200 seats germinating right now you can start them in your house or you can throw seeds to and fro I love that you mention milkweed because in a lot of places they are considered and invasive species we need to get milkweed off the invasive species list please raise awareness
BUTTERFLIES
one
two
A BUNCH
I saw one of these yesterday in Philippines!
Waoo hermoso una maravilla cuidemos ala naturaleza .
They flock to San Leandro, Cali at our marina area and we get a chance to see the hem there!!
Save the butterflies
Oh God. Please protect them from us humans
This is so cool I would say 👍🏽
Wow. I wana go see them
flutarang (fluttering) hahah this guys accent is awesome
Got a notification today stating that the Monarch butterfly population has been reduced by 90% in the last 20 years (they're pollinators too). The Canadian Wildlife Federation is triple-matching donations for the next little while. CanadianWildlifeFederation.ca
I thought i saw a large migration on Hicks rd in the morning in Los Gatos. I eas ecstatic did any one else see them
Monarch FLUTTER BYES!!
i like buteur flys
he had one in his hair :)
fascinating