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Western Monarch butterfly population is crashing, threatening extinction. Ack!!!
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MikeInBatonRouge 8 Jan 16
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This makes me sick. I work so hard to plant things that support the butterflies. I have had three in the past week come out of their cocoon, and always try and protect them. I'm so sad that my grand children may not be able to grow up with butterflies.

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Thank you, Monsanto.

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I saw this article today. ?

Hathacat Level 9 Jan 17, 2019
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Plant milkweed !

Mooolah Level 8 Jan 16, 2019

I've got five huge plants in my yard for them. Always get quite a few that stop by here on their way to Mexico.

@Redheadedgammy Yay!

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That is disturbing

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