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Monarch butterfly lays its eggs where?
Monarch butterflies lay their eggs on milkweed plants. The milkweed plant is the only food source for monarch caterpillars, so this is where the female butterflies choose to lay their eggs.
What is the food chain for monarch butterflies?
it is this, look up www. monarchfoodchsin.com
What is a monarch butterflies food?
the juice of fruit and the favorite is a grapefruit..
How do monarch butterflies survive without food during their winter stay in Mexico?
how do butterflies survie in the winter?
What would be the best way to attract monarch butterflies to your yard?
food
What is the monarch butterfly food chain?
The food chain of the monarch butterfly is other flowers. Monarch Butterflies live off of nectar and water. They fly from flower to flower collecting nectar.
What are the relationships between a milkweed and a monarch butterfly?
It is the Monarch's exclusive food source for their larvae.
What are adaptations of monarch butterflies?
Well if you are doing a report on it than you can put: food, and flying that is all i got
Can butterflies eat pears plums or tomatoes?
ADULT butterflies and moths can not only eat nectar, but they can also eat fruit, carrion, fecal matter, one moth is known to drink blood, as well as several other food sources. The food source depends on the species and sometimes on the season the adult is active. Caterpillars have different diets than adults.
What is the main source of food for the larvae stage of a Monarch Butterfly?
milkweed
Does the coco plum shrub have a butterfly?
Yes, the coco plum (Chrysobalanus icaco) is known to attract butterflies with its fragrant flowers. The nectar-rich flowers provide a food source for butterflies, making it a valuable plant for butterfly gardens.
If the forest in central Mexico are used for timber what will happen to the monarch butterflies?
If the forests in central Mexico are used for timber, it could lead to significant habitat loss for the monarch butterflies, which rely on these areas for their winter migration and breeding. Deforestation can disrupt their ecological balance, resulting in a decline in their population. Additionally, the removal of trees can affect the availability of milkweed, the primary food source for monarch caterpillars, further jeopardizing their survival. Overall, timber extraction poses a serious threat to the already vulnerable monarch butterfly population.
