PPT-Connecting eastern monarch population dynamics across their migratory cycle

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Leslie Ries Univ of MD Karen Oberhauser Univ of MN Elise Zipkin USGS Patuxent Doug Taron IL BMS Eduardo Rendon WWFMexico Monarchs have a complex migratory

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Leslie Ries Univ of MD Karen Oberhauser Univ of MN Elise Zipkin USGS Patuxent Doug Taron IL BMS Eduardo Rendon WWFMexico Monarchs have a complex migratory cycle that makes tracking population dynamics challenging. Migratory species included in this Appendix are referred to a by the name of the species or subspecies or b as being all of the migratory species included i n a higher taxon or designated part thereof 2 Other references to taxa higher than species a . Presented by: Bernadette Coleman. Assistant Coordinator of Payroll. Alcorn State University. bcoleman@alcorn.edu. September 17, 2012. Introduction. Overview of the model building process. What is Monarch Butterfly?. The Monarch butterfly is a Milkweed butterfly with a beautiful bright orange and black pattern.. They come from the Nymphalidae family.. They can be be found in different areas of the world depending on breeding areas, migration routes, and the winter roosts. . Leslie . Ries. , Univ. of MD. Karen . Oberhauser. , Univ. of MN. Elise . Zipkin. , USGS (. Patuxent. ). Doug . Taron. , IL BMS. Eduardo . Rendon. , WWF-Mexico. Monarchs have a complex migratory cycle that makes tracking population dynamics challenging. Image from Wikimedia Commons. Global human population. United Nations . projections (2004) . (. red. , . orange. , . green. ). . U. S. Census Bureau modern (. blue. ) . & historical . (. black. ) . Monarch Butterfly. Caterpillar Emerges from Egg. It takes 4 days for a caterpillar to emerge. . Caterpillar Builds Cocoon. After two weeks of feasting, a caterpillar begins its transformation into a butterfly.. Ultimate. TM. Softener Salt Range. Contents. About Us. Product Range. - Monarch Euro Blocks 8kg. - Monarch Ultimate. TM . Granular 25kg. - . Monarch . Ultimate. TM. . Tablets . 25kg. Delivery Options. Richard A. Fischer, Ph.D.. U.S. Army Engineer R&D Center, Vicksburg, MS. Significant input from Mr. . Tom . Egeland. , Ret.. Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (. Environment). Migratory Bird Treaty . Lesson 2. Brushfooted. Butterfly Leg. “Feeding Monarch Butterfly. ” by . Jeff Smallwood . CC . BY-NC-SA 2.0. . Which order do these go in?. Caterpillar. Chrysalis. Adult Butterfly. “. Monarch Butterfly Egg. Caterpillar Emerges from Egg. It takes 4 days for a caterpillar to emerge. . Caterpillar Builds Cocoon. After two weeks of feasting, a caterpillar begins its transformation into a butterfly.. Monarch Caterpillar Chrysalis. Celebrating 100 Years of Bird Conservation… . and Launching the Next 100 Years. December 8, 2015. FWS HQ Brown Bag presentation. Centennial Core Team: . Rachel Fisk Levin, Team Lead (MB); Brima Battle (MB); Chris Deets (MB); Jenn Allen (Marstel-Day); Laury Parramore (EA); Mike Kreger (MB). Avian Tools for Resource Planners Workshop. November 2016. Rema Sadak, R4 Wildlife Ecologist, USFS. Tammy Fletcher, R1 Wildlife Program Lead, USFS. Outline. . . Legal and Regulatory Authority. NEPA and Migratory Birds. Celebrating 100 Years of Bird Conservation… . and Launching the 100 Years. November 17, 2015. AFWA Webinar. Rachel Fisk Levin, National Centennial Team Lead. (. rachel_levin@fws.gov. ). Migratory Bird Treaty Centennia. e. st. 2005. Egg - 3-4 days. • . They are football shaped with. . . ridges.. . • Top of the egg turns black. . . before the caterpillar emerges.. . • Females can lay around 400 eggs..

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