Photos: A gray hairstreak lands on Karl Legler during a 2010 SWBA field trip.
The annual SWBA meeting will take place on Thursday, May 5, at 7 p.m. at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center in Madison.
Join Naturalist Jessica Miller as she discusses the fascinating world of Monarch butterflies and how you can become involved in groundbreaking Monarch research.This meeting is open to the general public. Further details and driving directions at this link.
Jessica Miller is a Naturalist and Education Coordinator at Mosquito Hill Nature Center in New London (Outagamie County). She has been avidly rearing and studying Monarchs for 12 years and most recently made a trip to Mexico to see, firsthand, Monarchs in their overwintering grounds. In addition, Jessica facilitates several monarch research programs including the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project, Monarch Health, and the Monarch Watch Tagging Program.
Everyone is welcome to attend this free program. The meeting will last from 7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. We will have door prizes, displays, books, handouts and plenty of time afterward to enjoy refreshments, and talk with our speaker and other butterfly enthusiasts.
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