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Monarchs Face Delayed Migration From Warm Fall Conditions
Scientists warn that unusually warm fall temperatures slow monarch migration from Canada to Mexico, with late arrivals in the Midwest and Northeast. Mark Garland of Monarch Monitoring Project notes concerns as climate change reshapes nectar availability, flight timing, and overall numbers of monarchs across regions.
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Monarch
Mexico
Mark Garland
Monarch Monitoring Project
New Jersey
Audubon
Cape May
Canada
Sierra Madre Mountains
California
Taylor
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Midwest
John Pleasants
Iowa State University
Northeast
Pleasants
Atlantic Coast
Don Riepe
New York
Riepe
South Carolina
Monarch Watch
Garland
Georgia Parham
Fisha and Wildlife Service
Washington Post and Gazette
George C. Ford
Chicago Tribune
United States