MONARCHS PATTERNS OF NATURE
Taken in my back yard. I woke up one morning and thought my trees had died as they looked brown. Closer inspection there were literally millions of Monarchs o...
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Taken in my back yard. I woke up one morning and thought my trees had died as they looked brown. Closer inspection there were literally millions of Monarchs on the leaves. Could not pass up the photo opportunity. They pass in March and Oct. each year going to Mexico and points north.
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rmr731
June 12, 2013
You are so lucky to witness and have the opportunity to photograph! I love butterflies. Great shot!
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MitchSpence
June 22, 2013
Beautiful, Emile. And what a surprise it must have been. I've only once seen them gathered like this on their migration.
jyl8833
June 22, 2013
Very nice...check out my Monarch cluster during their annual layover in Pacific Grove, CA when you have a moment.
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LauraRetyi
July 03, 2013
Emile, this happened on a yearly basis in Monterey Ca. we I lived there, It really is a sight to see, your image captures true live on these magnificent Monarchs, Simply Splendid my friends! I regret I was not into photography way back in the day!
wonderwoman627
July 25, 2013
This is one of those things that I have always wanted to see in person. Great photo!
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