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Monarch butterflies stop at Gibbs Gardens on 3,000-mile migration
Original: Monarch butterflies find a vital stopover at Gibbs Gardens during their 3,000-mile migration
Monarch butterflies are pausing at Gibbs Gardens in Georgia as they travel their annual 3,000-mile migration to Mexico. The gardens provide nectar and rest for the butterflies, which rely on stopover sites along their route. The report highlights how cultivated gardens can support the species, whose populations have faced long-term declines across North America.
Why now: The butterflies are passing through the region during their seasonal migration, drawing attention to the gardens' role in supporting them.
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- Monarch butterflies find a vital stopover at Gibbs Gardens during their 3,000-mile migration · CBS News
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