Gold Butterfly Belt

You’ve heard of migratory birds, but what about migratory insects? Just like other migratory patterns in nature, the monarch butterfly flies north for the summer and south for the winter, spanning a distance of up to nearly 3000 miles, ranging from southeast Canada to the mountainous forests of Mexico. Enjoy their splendor from a safe distance because these fabulous flyers have recently been classified as endangered. If you can think of a way to make their travels easier, then please do so!