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| Event | Monarch Migration Sighting |
| Date of Sighting | 10/02/99 |
| Comments | Dr. Lincoln Brower received exciting news from the Monarch Migration Project at Cape May, NJ (39N, -75 W). According to Coordinator Louise Zemaitis, Saturday, October 2 was the biggest day yet. "Our current estimate is that at least 250,000 Monarchs moved through Cape May Point" that day. During one 1 hour census, 1,600 monarchs were seen! You can't rush off to Cape May to witness this, but you can visit the website Monarch Migration Project any time! |
| Location | Cape May |
| State/Province | NJ |
| Latitude | 38.97 |
| Longitude | -74.92 |
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| Observer's First Name | Louise |
| Observer's Last Name | Zemaitis |
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| City | Cape May |
| State/Province | NJ |
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