This summer several monarch butterflies visited the edible garden and laid eggs. During late June visit to the garden, Samantha, Sophia and Angie spotted two caterpillars and a chrysalis in the butterfly garden. On a visit in early July I saw a monarch butterfly in one of our raised beds and set it free with the help of Zander, a STAR teacher.
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The monarch chrysalis in the butterfly garden in June. |
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The monarch butterfly flying free in July. |
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