Last one?
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Temperatures are cooling off tomorrow to a high of 67F/19C and will remain in that range for a couple weeks, so I believe this is the last monarch butterfly blip until next year. Monarchs can fly above 60F (50F if it's sunny), but have not seen them actively feeding until it's in the 70s and 80s.
No butterfly flying photos were taken today as it was too cloudy and dark; tried taking some under similar conditions yesterday and it did not work very well. There were no northern shoveler ducks around, so I'm glad I posted one yesterday. Migrating green-winged teal are plentiful, but would like to get a sunny pic of a male or male and female.
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