WINTER BIRDS IN NW PENNSYLVANIA

On March 20, 2013 I visited the Hemlock Hill Biological Field Station in NW Pennsylvania and shot this from the bird feeding station there. And, of course, after packing my camera away, a pair of Fox Sparrows showed up! 

MONARCH WAYSTATION ATTRACTS MONARCH BUTTERFLIES TO YARD

     Hello from Monarch Waystation No. 613 in Fremont, Ohio. I gathered photos of the Monarch butterflies that visited and laid eggs in my yard, where over 56 Common and Swamp milkweed plants were planted in my side and back yards. I collect the eggs, hatch them and raise the caterpillars until they encase in a chrysalis, then release the adult butterflies onto the nectar plants in my yard. I hope this video inspires others to plant milkweed plants in their yards and begin raising Monarchs, too! They need all the help they can get.  Hint: Put the video on "Full Screen"

 

 Create A Wildlife-Friendly Yard (CWFY) is dedicated to saving the Monarch Butterfly. We'd like to hear from you! Press HERE to contact us. 

AMAZING MONARCH BUTTERFLY SHOTS AT END OF VIDEO

This is a wonderful video, but the last fourth of it highlights the Monarch butterfly development and migration to Mexico. Amazing shots...worth watching...enjoy! http://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/xHkq1edcbk4?rel=0