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Article: Magical Migrating Monarchs
Green Teacher;  January 1, 2000 ;     326 words ...Magical Migrating Monarchs by Judith Levicoff. Packaged in a threering binder, this interdisciplinary curriculum for a year-long study of monarch butterflies ...

Article: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STOUT PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  April 3, 2007 ;     411 words ... ... Mexico this past January to study the migration of monarch butterflies. He will give a presentation titled "Migrating Monarchs: A Butterfly Odyssey" at 11:15 a.m., April 5, in Room 141 of Jarvis Hall, Science Wing. Each fall 100 ...

Article: MIGRATING MONARCHS BRIGHTEN SHORE SPOTS AS THEY ...
The Virginian Pilot;  September 26, 1996 ;     700+ words ...Byline: MARY REID BARROW, STAFF WRITER Harriett Chassar counted more than 100 monarch butterflies wafting through her Lakes Shores yard in a single morning this week as the orange and black creatures winged their way south for the winter. Her Virginia Beach neighborhood is close to the Chesapeake

Article: Migrating monarchs, others will be flitting ...
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);  August 11, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Bill McAuliffe; Staff Writer Every year at mid-August, visitors to Tom and Julie Murphy's farm near Cannon Falls notice how the oak leaves have already turned brown. In this case, it's a good thing. What looks like premature fall color is thousands of monarch butterflies, clinging to the

Article: Migrating monarchs add to fall's luster
Sunday News Lancaster, PA;  October 20, 2002 ;     700+ words ...There is a lull in the action at a regional hawk-watch site, and birders scan the sky, anxiously looking for raptors. Someone finally shouts, "Bird," and several moments pass while viewers frantically try to find the high flyer. Then, sheepishly, the original spotter quietly says, "Sorry, it's a

Migrating Monarchs
AP Images;  September 24, 2009 ;     245 words ...This undated handout photo provided by the journal Science shows migrating monarch butterflies. How do Monarch butterflies find their way to Mexico every fall? Turns out they orient to light using their antennas. How do we know? Researchers painted butterfly antennas black and the insects got lost.

Article: Track migrating monarchs heading to Mexico.(Travel)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  September 11, 2005 ;     427 words ... ... and leaves. The Blue Ridge Parkway information line in Asheville can be reached at (828) 298-0398, or go to http://www. exploreasheville.com/fall.asp for help in planning a trip. The region is also home to a rich community of artisans and ...