Monarchs are on the move and heading through southeast Kansas.
“We’re part of their annual migration pattern,” explained Randy Rasa, naturalist and trail steward for Thrive Allen County.
And what a migration it is, with millions of tiny but regal insects traveling upwards of 80 miles a day on their over 1,500 mile round-trip journey from Mexico, Florida and California up through the U.S. and back again.
