Monarch Butterfly Covering Trees – A Spectacular Migration Phenomenon
Monarch butterfly migration is one of the most remarkable natural phenomena in the world. Each year, millions of monarch butterflies embark on a long journey from their breeding grounds in North America to their overwintering sites in central Mexico and coastal California. This migration is unique because it spans multiple generations of butterflies. The journey begins in late summer and early fall, with monarchs traveling thousands of miles to reach their winter habitats. In spring, the butterflies start their return trip northward, laying eggs along the way, which hatch into caterpillars and eventually metamorphose into the next generation of butterflies. monarch butterfly covering trees
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