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MrWowWow

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2. Anthropogenic Climate Change and Habitat Destruction

Reply to The Roux Comes First (Reply #1)

Fri Aug 15, 2025, 12:23 AM

Aug 15

Use to see the Eucalyptus trees in Capitola, California coveted in Monarchs. They would traverse from South America to points north. Big Sur, Monterey, Carmel and Santa Cruz were major pit stops for them. Now, not so much. The ongoing Sixth Mass Extinction is taking its toll on them.
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https://www.worldwildlife.org/pages/monarch-butterflies-and-climate-change

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Where did the butterflies go? [View all] 3Hotdogs Aug 14 OP

Dang Good Question The Roux Comes First Aug 14 #1

Anthropogenic Climate Change and Habitat Destruction MrWowWow Aug 15 #2

About Six To Seven Years Ago I Planted A Lot Of Milkweed In My Backyard In Two Places...... global1 Aug 15 #3

You can see the recent sightings of your 'missing' ones here: Donkees Aug 15 #4

Thx. I saw a Red Spotted Purple, yesterday at Kittatinny State Park. 3Hotdogs Aug 15 #5