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Q. Why are we still seeing Monarch butterflies in the flower garden? I thought they had all migrated north of Texas already.

Arizona doesn’t get swarms of monarch butterflies migrating between their summer habitats up north and the mountains of Mexico where they spend the winters, but they are a dependable presence.