Lately, many of us have been noticing monarch butterflies continuing to visit our pollinator gardens, even though it is already fall. While the unusually warm weather we have had recently could ...

Monarch butterfly numbers are rising, but extreme Texas weather is killing milkweed—putting their crucial spring migration at ...

Did you know that monarch butterflies are the only butterflies known to make a two-way migration like birds? That’s right: ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Following the shorelines of the Great Lakes, monarch butterflies are gradually leaving Michigan as their instincts take them south ...

Amid the eucalyptus groves at Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, local bug enthusiast Sasha Hernandez squinted through the draping green leaves, searching for flashes of black and orange — the ...

Monarch butterflies are amazing butterflies! The monarch butterfly is unique in its two-way migration pattern, traveling both north and south to spend the winter in warmer climates. One of the places ...

The arrival of monarchs in the Northeast is one of nature’s most beautiful spectacles. Their grueling journey pays off, but ...

Millions of monarch butterflies from across North America will begin their journey southward in search of a warmer winter climate. However, monarch butterflies face several threats, including humans, ...

A Q&A panel following the screening of Monarch Migration brought together filmmakers, conservationists, and travelers to speak about their experiences documenting one of nature’s most remarkable ...

Fall is in the air, and this year’s monarch “super generation” is on the move. The first sightings of monarch butterfly roosts have been reported, signaling that the annual fall migration is underway.

SALISBURY — Last weekend, Salisbury had a hand in one of the largest natural migrations taking place across the U.S., and it happened in a flutter. Hurley Park hosted the annual monarch butterfly ...

Amid the eucalyptus groves at Natural Bridges State Beach in Santa Cruz, local bug enthusiast Sasha Hernandez squinted through the draping green leaves, searching for flashes of black and orange — the ...