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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Mar 2003.
Re: [PIC] Anthrocharis Cardamines I. (f) - Pieridae (Usa)

Re: [PIC] Anthrocharis Cardamines I. (f) - Pieridae (Usa)

In message <slrnb64q31.59.Faux_Pseudo@fugozi.cx1209071-a>  Faux_Pseudo
<Fau...@yahoo.comERCIAL> wrote:

> _.--- lgbeard spoke in alt.ascii-art --------._ 
>>  Spent the rest of the day there just watching them slowly learning
>> how to flutter and fly. Went back the next day most had already
>> left to where ever they where headed to. One of the best treats
>> I came across. Monarchs they were.
>
>For about 3 days a year parts of San Diego get covered in Monarch
>corpses.  After you saw them they head off and die within a week.
>I would loved to have seen what you saw.  I only get the other end.

Monarchs live much longer then a week after they've emerged.  Some of
them undertake journeys of thousands of miles in the fall, and then
return in the spring.

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