Say the word “butterfly,” and the iconic orange and black of the monarch may immediately spring to mind. But they are becoming a rarer and rarer sight in nature.

Much of California’s Habitat for the migratory Monarch butterfly is gone. Wild fires have decimated groves of trees and plants where the Western Monarch winters. The typical flight plan of the Monarch ...

Hens fed a natural diet rich in carotenoids (like marigold petals, corn, and greens) lay eggs with orange yolks, while those on a grain-based diet produce yellow yolks. Nutritional Differences – ...

The iconic monarch butterfly is declining across North America. You can help make a difference by providing the species with its food plant: milkweed. A monarch butterfly gliding over a field on ...

Monarch butterflies, known for their distinctive orange-and-black wings, are found across North America. Monarchs in the eastern United States spend their winters in Mexico and are counted by the ...

Ashborn was the original Monarch of Shadow and was feared by both Rulers and Monarchs. After finding a human vessel, Sung Jinwoo, Ashborn passed on all his powers to him. Ashborn decides to find ...

Ready for an incredible springtime event? Witness millions of monarch butterflies in South Carolina this spring. You don't want to miss this nature show! In recent years, it was thought that the ...

Grab a front row seat this spring as the monarch butterflies in Florida head back north ... This February, head to Yellow Van Farms for the best tulip festival in Louisiana. It's got something fun for ...

MADISON, Wisconsin — The number of monarch butterflies spending the winter in the western United States has dropped to its second-lowest mark in nearly three decades as pesticides, diminishing ...

For the past three years, more than 200,000 western monarch butterflies spent their winters along the California coast — huddling together in tall tree groves, finding respite from the wind from ...

Monarch butterflies, known for their distinctive orange-and-black wings, are found across North America. Monarchs in the eastern United States spend their winters in Mexico and are counted by the ...

Before National Geographic published its famous August 1976 cover story detailing the search for the monarch butterfly’s wintering grounds, nobody knew where these strikingly beautiful creatures ...