Yes it is. Since the 19th century, it has been found in New Zealand and in Australia since 1871 where it's called the Wanderer Butterfly.
The monarch butterfly? They eat milkweed.
One can find more information on Monarch butterfly migration by visiting a local museum and see if you can find anything out there. You could also visit the website Monarch-Butterfly and read about the migration pattern there.
the monarch butterfly protects itself by its bright warning coloration. When a bird eats aMonarch butterfly, he will get sick and vomit it up. The next time, the bird will not eat a Monarch. The Viceroy butterfly also has similar coloration, but it does not produce the same somewhat poisonous chemicals that the Monarch does
You can tell the difference between a male and female Monarch butterfly by examining their wings. The male Monarch butterfly has two black spots on its wings while the female does not. The male also has thinner vein lines through its wings than the female.
Milkweed is the preferred nectar of the monarch butterfly. They will also feed on clovers, thistles, goldenrods, ironweed, and sunflowers.
Monarch butterflies are large, black and orange in color with white spots. Monarch butterflies closest relatives are the milkweed butterflies.
The Aztecs believed that adult Monarch butterflies are reincarnates of their fallen warriors. It is also why they wore the Monarch butterfly colors into battle.
The 'Danaus genutia' is also known as the Common Tiger. It is very common in India, and resembles the Monarch Butterfly.
i think so i am pretty sure The caterpillar of a Monarch butterfly is yellow, black, and white striped. There are also many other caterpillar's with similar colors though.
monrch butterfly are yellow or orange and it has black it also has black stripe
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No. Since new birds are hatched every year, the young ones won't know that monarchs taste so bad. Also, the viceroy butterfly looks like a monarch. Birds eat it and it tastes good. So if that bird sees a monarch it thinks is a viceroy butterfly, it'll eat it.