The monarch butterfly, known for its bright orange patterned wings, is in the middle of its migration from the northern U.S.

Monarchs west of the Rocky Mountains make up the “western population,” with most heading to California and some continuing ...

The beloved orange butterfly is imperiled due to habitat loss, insecticides and climate change. Growing certain plants along their route can help.

Last weekend, Salisbury had a hand in one of the largest natural migrations taking place across the U.S., and it happened in ...

Monarch butterflies are on the move as they undergo their fall migration. In Michigan, many have been spotted along the shorelines of the Great Lakes.

BROWNWOOD, Texas - A museum in Brownwood started a garden to help preserve the monarch butterfly. The Martin and Francis Lehnis Railroad Museum unveiled its new butterfly exhibit and garden dedicated ...

Monarch butterflies, for example, only lay their eggs on milkweed, and milkweed is all monarch caterpillars can eat. Without ...

In early fall, the butterflies assemble by the dozens or hundreds on the South Shore before a journey of several weeks to ...

It's about that time of year for Oklahomans to spot monarch butterflies, the orange-and-black-winged insect known for their twice-yearly migrations across the continent as they pass through the state ...

The iconic orange and black pollinators are making their annual trip to overwintering sites in Mexico, stopping to recharge and feed in Nebraska.

Following the shorelines of the Great Lakes, monarch butterflies are gradually leaving Michigan as their instincts take them south. Millions of monarchs migrate from Mexico and the Gulf Coast each ...