Save Our Endangered Butterflies
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Monarch Butterfly Counts Second Lowest in History
Butterflies are declining worldwide at an alarming rate. The Eastern Monarch butterflies were recorded at 59% less than last year’s counts, bringing us back to similar numbers in 2013-2014. This count is the second-lowest in history. In California, we also saw a decline of 20%, bringing us back to 2021. The biggest contributing factors are loss of habitat and pesticides. Read more on the blog below.
Sleepy Orange Butterfly (Abaeis niccippe)
LEARN The sleepy orange butterfly can be found throughout most of the US, and is part of the sulfur family. Measuring 1 â…œ – 2
Garden Planting Cards
Here’s a sweet treat for all you nature lovers! These region-specific Garden Planting Cards are as easy as pie, guiding you to create mini paradises
Monarch Count CA 2025
Monarch Count in California LEARN The dedicated team of volunteer butterfly enthusiasts has been working hard counting our monarch butterflies overwintering on the California coast
Northern White-Skipper
Northern White-Skipper Learn Meet the Northern White-Skipper, a tiny and enchanting relative of the butterfly that loves to dance in meadows and grasslands across the
Black Swallowtail Butterfly (Papilio polyxenes)
Learn One of our favorite fluttering friends, the Black Swallowtail butterfly (Papilio polyxenes) , can be found in North and Central America in open areas
Monarch Migration
The Monarch Butterfly Migration The monarch butterfly migration happens yearly as the weather cools off. Monarch butterflies overwinter on the Pacific Coast every winter, from
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