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Originally Posted by Belle
Is it true that butterflies fly thousands of miles in migration ? I'm not sure if it is the singular butterfly that does it but rather a process of journeying through ones offspring?
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Here in the UK the Painted Lady migrates to and from North Africa. (The winter here is too cold for them)...Quite a journey.
The Red Admiral also migrates, though it can winter over in the far south of the UK.
In the US, the Monarch butterfly (and some other species) migrate. The Monarch's migration can be up to 3,000 miles.
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