Why Manitoulin Island needs biodiversity: Part I of a two-part series

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Why Manitoulin Island needs biodiversity: Part I of a two-part series

Expositor Staff

Feb 01, 2023 - 5 min read

A male monarch observed at Providence Bay on August 3 taking nectar from a flower of milkweed with its straw-like proboscis. The faded and tattered condition of its wings indicate that it had just flown across Lake Huron and would be looking for a female to mate once it had refueled.

Why Manitoulin Island needs biodiversity: Part I of a two-part series — A male monarch observed at Providence Bay on August 3 taking nectar from a flower of milkweed with its straw-like proboscis. The faded and tattered condition of its wings indicate that it had just flown across Lake Huron and would be looking for a female to mate once it had refueled.

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