Several reports have already emerged of monarch butterflies heading toward North Texas. There have not been any sightings reported north of Oklahoma City at this point in their migration.

Monarch butterflies are making their annual journey north out of Mexico to their summer breeding grounds. See where they've been spotted in Oklahoma.

The monarch is the only butterfly known to make a two-way migration, like birds – but with key differences, according to the U.S. Forest Service.Monarchs fly as far as 3,000 miles to reach their ...

Journey North's monarch migration map shows the closest sighting to Michigan was in Warrenville, Illinois, on April 6. Two more sightings were reported in Milford, Ohio, on April 20.

Monarch butterflies left Mexico weeks ago on their annual northward migration. Now, the colorful insects are nearing Michigan as temperatures continue to warm. "Monarchs have made their way north ...

What butterflies are native to Georgia? Monarchs aren't the only butterfly species you'll be seeing. Georgia Wildlife says the Peach State is home to more than 160 species. They could also use ...

Monarch butterflies have begun fluttering across Michigan after a migration that began in Mexico. The brightly colored insects have been reported in southeast Michigan, migration watchers say.

Monarch butterflies have begun fluttering across Michigan after a migration that began in Mexico. The brightly colored insects have been reported in southeast Michigan, migration watchers say.

See monarch migration map. Keep up with the monarch migration, and upload your own spottings, ... In Oklahoma, the traveling butterflies are more likely to be found near Interstate 35.

Monarch butterflies are returning to Michigan for the summer after migrating from Mexico. Michiganders can support monarch butterflies by planting milkweed, tracking sightings, and donating to ...