People in northern climates are familiar with flocks of birds flying south in the winter, but why do they do it, and why ...

You can take a quick ferry ride from this dreamland to Washington Island, where you will discover more treasures. It may be ...

their favorite plant for laying eggs and providing caterpillar food. In addition to working on your backyard garden, the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission has another way to help. Any time you see a ...

Protesters braved rainy weather and skipped work and school to march through downtown Santa Rosa as part of a nationwide ...

She was fond of monarch butterflies and had milkweed by her house as the caterpillars would build their cocoons and ... She was fond of old classic cars especially Chevy’s. What she loved most was ...

the host plant for the insect's caterpillars. The plant has been disappearing before a combination of drought, wildfires, agriculture and urban development, according to Monarch Joint Venture ...

Testing by the Xerces Society and the University of Nevada-Reno found that milkweed leaves, the main food source for the monarch caterpillar, were contaminated by 64 pesticides. One of these ...

when she first spotted their caterpillars at her home in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, munching milkweed. She was fascinated and contacted Monarch Watch, a program based at the University of Kansas ...

Milkweed is the only plant monarch caterpillars will eat, and the adult monarchs will lay their eggs on, according to the National Wildlife Federation. And with a declining habitat, it is ...

the host plant for the insect’s caterpillars. The plant has been disappearing from a combination of drought, wildfires, agriculture and urban development, according to Monarch Joint Venture ...