Monarchs and Milkweeds at Grimes Farm
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A young Monarchs and Milkweeds participant checks out a captured monarch butterfly at Grimes Farm and Conservation Center Saturday.
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Butterflies caught at Saturday’s Monarchs and Milkweeds program were tagged and released.
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Marshall County Conservation Board naturalist Emily Herring, right, shows kids the differences between different species of butterflies before the catching began Saturday.
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A boy is thrilled after catching his first monarch of the day.
Butterflies caught at Saturday’s Monarchs and Milkweeds program were tagged and released.
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- T-R PHOTO BY ADAM SODDERS – A young Monarchs and Milkweeds participant checks out a captured monarch butterfly at Grimes Farm and Conservation Center Saturday.
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- T-R PHOTO BY ADAM SODDERS – Butterflies caught at Saturday’s Monarchs and Milkweeds program were tagged and released.
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- T-R PHOTOS BY ADAM SODDERS – Marshall County Conservation Board naturalist Emily Herring, right, shows kids the differences between different species of butterflies before the catching began Saturday.
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- T-R PHOTO BY ADAM SODDERS – A boy is thrilled after catching his first monarch of the day.
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