Monarch Butterflies get extinction level call out and no thread

The real reason the rotten-childs like them

when they go bye so does their plan begin..

covid will look like spring break :)

Family have lived on the same plot for 70 years, my 91 year old grandad says this is the worst year he has ever experienced such a lack of butterflies and bees. He showed me pictures of the garden flowers in bloom from the 70s and there were that many butterflies it was noticeable.

Lots of people have different opinions on why so many insects are dying off, I firmly believe it is radiation poisoning. If people look at cancer levels since Fukushima there is a clear correlation. I believe the background radiation we now have from all our wireless tech and nuclear industry’s waste and various accidents is higher than what they tell us. I don’t have a radiation meter (gigacounter) but I do wish more people did so the whole planet could see what levels of background radiation we are now loving with.

Some don’t return south every year

The ones we see in NY - I read they are 2 years from base

We had patches of milkweed and mowed around them and saw some every year

When AC’s and threads are being deleted for NO reason that’s what happens.

Getting banned in

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People used to spend to summers chasing them.
More emf multispecies, land, air, water genocides later.
Tourism did it .

It didn't get any attention in 2019 and it won't get any now.

Flutterbye,is what I call them.lots of swallowtails.

Radiation, just radioactive radiation.

I'm in Montreal, and I seen 4 by the water today.

Though I kinda remember them about to be extinct in the early 90's. There was a whole thing about it, people had pins, there was a door to door campaign, PSAs, etc.
Then they were gone for years, but a few years ago I noticed them coming back.
And there was never a lack of those black and orange catapillers, which I assume are monarchs.

why would it. No money, back pats, validation standing in the way of progress. Green peace wont applaud unless billionaire satanists see a benefit.

But are you seeing any? I am in west Michigan and the milk weeds don’t have any monarchs , i have only seen one this whole summer, i think it is connect to the fact that UVC radiation is hitting the earth now due to the weakening magnetic field, it started about 5 years ago, I suspect they are sensitive to this radiation , it is changing the way leaves on plants look

Interesting, because I have seen more in the PNW this year than in at least the last 10...

I am in central Texas and they are supposed to migrate through here every year

The numbers are less and less

I still saw some this spring but not many

As others have pointed out, it's to early for them yet, they start to come mid August through October in the South.

Over all though there are far less bugs than here used to be. In urban areas it's because everybody is hiring those dam spray companies to come all summer, it kills everything but a few morning insects. I've only seen one dragonfly and one Hummingbird so far. I wish people would stop spraying that crap.

Shut it tree huggers

I've fed the Hummingbirds for years and noticed not as many this year as previous years. I too believe it's because of the 5g. Those towers are everywhere!

I just read about it this morning.
It's not 5G.
It's much more pedestrian than that.

It's massive contamination of the biosphere with pesticides and burning chemical pollution that don't break down.

Ever.

First they came for the butterflies, and I did nothing because I was not a butterfly...

You can't virtue signal them back from the brink of extinction, they're gonna have to do some good OK' fashioned f#@king to save themselves, us too.

Ol' fashioned. Damned autocorrect.

We have them in our garden still.

They like certain flowers. I have sweet williams there, and shasta daisies, also old fashioned bell flowers.

But they like sweet.

Just like the pollinating bees love dandelions, and they love catnip. Plant them near your cucumbers and melons, and pumpkins squash in pots.

Don’t they say this every year and they always make a comeback and then they say there are too many of them and they are causing problems.

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Upstate New York here.
I have a 10’x40’ milkweed patch and I have seen plenty of monarchs as well as a caterpillar that looks similar, but has neon green stripes and a slightly more tapered body- these are new to me.
I’ve had the milkweed patch for 5 years and I get more butterflies every year.
My yard is impressively biodiverse.
I’ve spent many years making it so.

we seem to have forget, they like to chem-trail us.

In SoCal. I remember about 4 years ago there was a massive migration/swarm coming through this area and they were everywhere for over a week. It was absolutely incredible.

I've seen one this year that I can recall. Very sad.

Are you suggesting to plant cucurbits with milkweed?
I tried that this year with a few melons in my milkweed patch, but the melons are doing much better in a different area.
I always plant some nasturtiums with my cukes and melons.

I’m super into companion planting and biointensive planting.

SO SAD!

WHEN I WAS A KID 60 YEARS AGO THEY WERE EVERYWHERE.

I’m so confused.

I have seen two black and one yellow that I assumed were Monarch Butterflies.

They have the same markings but aren’t orange.

I haven’t seen any orange ones here in NC.

Ummm

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