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Despite many years of a declining monarch butterfly population here in southern Ontario, Canada, we have been lucky here on our rural land, partly because we maintain milkweed stands where they occur naturally on our roadsides and in hedgerows. Most years we still get a good showing of monarchs, at time with half a dozen or so seen fluttering around at once. This year is different. The milkweed is up, the fragrant flowers are fully open, but the monarchs are missing. This morning I was driving through several of our rural roads with camera at the ready, and I found just … (3 comments)
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