Monarch Butterflys?

The University of Minnesota had this quote on the site listed below.

"No Live Monarch Distribution in 2007

We will not be distributing live monarchs in 2007. Many large-scale monarch distributors and researchers, including our lab, are having disease problems. Despite strict disease prevention efforts, mortality levels in our lab for the last two years were higher than acceptable. We are implementing hospital-like rearing conditions, with complete isolation of individual larvae. However, these measures will make it impossible to rear the numbers required for our fall distribution. We simply can't justify the possible effects of releasing unhealthy monarchs into the environment, and we don't want our customers to watch their larvae die."

If you find some read this..make sure you have the proper food source..they only eat milkweed..read this plz.

http://www.buymilkweed.com/butterfly_habitat.htm

nope. But you can find them for free in their chrysalis under the leaves of a milkweed plant

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