To the Editor:
Start looking to the skies from now until mid-October for monarch butterflies, our annual orange fluttering guests, on their annual 2,000-plus-mile migration to Mexico. There will be smaller numbers sighted before and after this time period. However, the greater numbers will be more prevalent then. Last year I saw them into early November.
I have been hearing many reports of monarchs fluttering in LBI residents’ gardens this summer.
September 21, 2016
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