in North America and New Zealand
It's a monarch, Monarch's eat milkweed exclusively.
There are two different types of monarch. A monarch can be a king or queen of a country (or territory)/ the sovereign head of state; in which case their traditional residence would be a castle. Or, Monarch can refer to the Monarch Butterfly. Monarch Butterflies are fairly cosmopolitan in distribution and are found on most temperate continents, although are found in large numbers in north and central America. They would traditionally live in open areas, meadows and lightly wooded areas.
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Monarch butterflies can be found throughout southern Canada, all over the mainland United States, and as far south as the Caribbean
the monarch butterfly
In North America, Monarch's migrate south beginning in August until the first frost. They migrate north again in the spring. Monarch's can be found in New Zealand, Bermuda and Hawaii but the Monarch butterflies that inhabit these areas generally don't make long migrations because the temperatures stay mild year-round.
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mainly in North America, but found all over the world exept Antarctica
Monarch butterfly. The term "monarch" is not a proper noun, so it should not be capitalized.
The monarch butterfly can be found living in eastern North America. They migrate to the warmer states, such as California, when the eastern states get colder.
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