Butterfly sighting

May 26 2014

Stan Rehm

Location: Schluckebier Sand Prairie
Sauk County

The abundance of sulphurs can be attributed to the adjacent alfalfa field. Sadly, the tattered and weak-flying Monarch did not have many milkweeds available for ovipositing.

Monarch egg

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