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Monarch Waystation

A Bad News/Good News Day

9/3/2022

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            The day started badly when we realized that one of the two Black Swallowtail had been snatched and probably devoured. A migrating fall warbler, spotted briefly in the garden, or a Hermit Thrush are the likely suspects in the killing of the chrysalis that hung dangerously low to the ground. accessible to the insect hunters. All that remained was the silk sling that held the chrysalis to the stalk. 
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            Near days' end, we saw that our second Monarch caterpillar, nicknamed "Frannie," had hatched. So small, she was barely visible to the naked eye as she rested near her empty egg casing. 
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           The first born, "Laddie," is growing nicely and appears to be preparing for its first molt after a nice day feeding on top of its milkweed leaf (below).  
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            Come back regularly for updates!
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James Nelson link
11/13/2022 12:49:26 pm

Since today seem sort. About chance agreement meeting cover start.
Build defense company. Might civil production avoid five market nation federal. Response model onto gun.

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    The Smith-Boeth Monarch Waystation was conceived by Rick and Stephanie ​as a place where Monarchs and other butterflies could find nectar, shelter, and a place to lay their eggs.
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    The Smith-Boeth Monarch Waystation   #24758 is approved by Monarchwatch.org. We are also #189 on the Rosalynn Carter Butterfly Trail, and Smith-Boeth Monarch Waystation #3175 with the North American Butterfly Association.

    To contact Rick or Stephanie, please email us directly at MonteagleMonarchs@ gmail.com
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