Monarch Butterflies Begin Annual Migration Amid Fall Weather
• Monarch butterflies begin their annual 2,000-mile migration from North America to Mexico.
• Cooler temperatures and favorable wind currents influence the timing and success of the migration.
• Conservationists are monitoring the migration to understand and address threats to monarch populations.
Annual monarch migration from North America to Mexico
As autumn paints the landscapes of North America, a remarkable natural phenomenon is underway: the annual migration of monarch butterflies. These delicate yet resilient creatures are embarking on a journey that can span up to 2,000 miles, from their breeding grounds in Canada and the United States to the warmer climes of Mexico, where they will overwinter.
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