Late this afternoon, I was checking out one of the milkweed pants on my dreck. I had placed some newly emerged Monarch butterflies on that plant so they could dry their wings and then fly off, and I wanted to confirm the had moved on. I spotted think tiny caterpillar, about a half inch long, crawling up one of the stalks. It apparently had hatched from an egg laid there by on of the monarchs I had released two about two weeks ago. This is the first confirmation I have had to show that the Monarchs I raised have survived, stayed in the area, mated and produced a new generation.
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