This Week's Update Includes:

• News: Cool and Quiet
• Project Spotlight: Project Monarch Health
• Ask the Expert: Answers are here!
• The Migration: Maps and Journal

"Wind has been strong from north and temperatures mostly too low for flight. The temperature was only above 50°F for maybe 2 hours late in the afternoon."
Gregg Lee, Chalk Mountain, Texas (March 23)

"The milkweed is still quite small here in central Texas, but I finally found one egg and one caterpillar after almost three hours of searching."
Dawn Turner, Brentwood, Texas (March 25)

More on the Way
Students in Queretaro counted 50 monarchs per hour flying over their school last Thursday. That's a large count for spring, even at a site 60 miles from the sanctuary region where this school is located.

Sanctuary Empty
Estela Romero says monarchs have definately left. "I was informed by the El Rosario guides that the very last ones from the weekend of March 16th are now gone."

• Monarch Health

• Answers from the Expert