Monarch Butterfly | Life Cycle, Facts & Migration

Monarch Butterfly Emerges | Incredible time-lapse of a monarch butterfly emerging from its chrysalis! Journey through the migration, life cycle, and biology of the monarch:... | By U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceFacebook

Monarch females usually lay a single egg on a milkweed plant, often on the bottom of a leaf near the top of the plant. Eggs are only about the size of a pinhead or pencil tip and are off-white or yellow, characterized by longitudinal ridges that run from the tip to the base. The eggs hatch about four days after they are laid. . . . #monarchbutterfly #layingegg #butterflylifecycle | Paradise Monarchs

7/10/21 Monarchs, eggs & larvae, moths, Dragonflies & Swamp MW leaf beetle with eggs.

Monarch Butterfly Migration Explained | Britannica