As late summer fades into early autumn, subtle shifts in our atmosphere trigger one of the most incredible migrations on Earth, and you most likely notice it right in your backyard. Monarch butterflies are starting to make their way back from the Northern United States, and they have a long journey ahead, traveling to areas
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