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| Event | Monarch PEAK Migration |
| Date of Sighting | 09/29/02 |
| Comments | Migration Hotspot: Point Pelee, Ontario
Observations of Alan Wormington of Point Pelee Provincial Park, forwarded by Don Davis from the Ontario Birds Hotline: "This afternoon (Sunday, September 29) there was a massive migration of Monarchs in progress at Point Pelee, with hundreds leaving the Tip on a constant basis. The situation suggests that there should be a massive overnight concentration at the Tip." Point Pelee, a 10-kilometre sandspit stretching into Lake Erie, is world famous for its seasonal migrations of birds and monarch butterflies. |
| Location | Leamington |
| State/Province | ON |
| Latitude | 42.03 |
| Longitude | -82.36 |
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| Observer's First Name | Alan |
| Observer's Last Name | Wormington |
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| School | Point Pelee Provincial Park |
| City | Leamington |
| State/Province | ON |
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