Pollinator Posse Monarch Survey 2021

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Ongoing data collection on Monarch sightings and behavior in Northern California
We're asking our regular observers to fill out the survey on a monthly basis. If the situation in your area changes or you have new observations, please add them outside your regular reporting window. Fill in only the items which you have observed or apply to your situation - just skip the rest.
Thanks so much for your time and commitment.
If you have questions please contact: Terry Smith at pollinatorposseterry@gmail.com

Name *

Date *

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Report Frequency *

Initial Report

Monthly Report

New or Miscellaneous Sighting

Location - city and/or zip code *

Adult (butterfly) Monarch sighting - check all that apply

out and about

nectaring

egg laying

mating

none seen since last report

Approximate number of individual butterfies

If nectaring - on what plant(s)?

Do you notice any other preferences of the butterflies? Location of plants? Types of plants? Any other observations...

caterpillar sighting - check all that apply

Tropical milkweed - curassavica (red, orange or yellow flowers)

Narrowleaf milkweed - fascicularis (thin leaves/white to pinkish flowers)

Showy milkweed - speciosa (roundish fuzzy leaves - white to pinkish flowers)

Family Jewels or Balloon plant milkweed - gomphocarpus physocarpa (larger leaves tall plant)

Californica - unusual and rare (very wooly leaves lavender to pink flowers)

none seen since last report

Other:

Approximate number of caterpillars:

Egg sighting - check all that apply

Tropical milkweed - curassavia

Narrowleaf milkweed - fascicularis

Showy milkweed - speciosa

Family Jewels or Balloon plant milkweed - gomphocarepus physocarpa

Californica

None seen since last report

Other:

Approximate number of eggs

If currently rearing caterpillars - check all that apply)

indoors

outdoors

using bleach protocol on eggs and milkweed and enclosures

testing for OE

evidence of OE

evidence of tachnid fly predation

evidence of other disease or predation

tagging adults

eggs/caterpillars from local source

eggs/caterpillars purchased or brought in from elsewhere

Rearing success rate - approximate percentage of eggs/caterpillars that make it successfully to healthy adulthood

none

1-25%

26-50%

51-75%

75-100%

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Number of reared butterflies released since last report

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Other notes or observations

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