Monarch butterflies are known for their remarkable migration patterns. These butterflies are known to migrate between North America and Mexico. During the fall season, monarch butterflies from the United States and Canada travel thousands of miles to reach their overwintering grounds in central Mexico. In the spring, they make the return journey back north, breeding along the way. This incredible migration is essential for their survival as they follow the availability of milkweed, their host plant, throughout their journey.
