October 22, 2026
A picture from September 20, 2026, when I saw oodles of migrating Monarchs (Danaus plexippus). An experience that I’ll never forget. I have a patch of Goldenrod (Solidago) that attracted them. Over the course of many hours there would be as many as eight Monarchs at a time, getting a good amount of nectar and then moving on, replaced by other Monarchs. It seemed as if it would never end, but of course it did. Not to be repeated, at least this year.
I took many pictures of the event, but I thought that I had lost them, but I’ve located them now. Big sigh of relief.
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