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you are definitely not manic depressive X, I was talking about (not to) our little resident street shitter.
 
@Holliday 3000 of you weren’t drunk all the time you’d know. Summer Surges: Observers and researchers noted a strong resurgence during the summer breeding season across parts of the northern U.S. and Canada, with higher-than-usual counts reported in regions like Saskatchewan and encouraging upticks on milkweed plants.
 
Oh gosh and look!! :LOL3: idiot lotus believes his bullshit ha ha poor butterflies that have come back in record numbers ha ha
 
Eastern monarch butterfly populations have declined by roughly 80% to 90% since the 1990s due to habitat loss, widespread pesticide use, and climate change.In the Northeastern United States, which serves as a vital breeding ground during the summer months, monarchs face specific pressures that threaten their multi-generational migration.Main Causes of DeclineLoss of Milkweed: The widespread use of herbicides in agriculture has wiped out native milkweed, the only plant monarch caterpillars eat.Pesticides and Insecticides: Agricultural chemicals and garden insecticides poison caterpillars and reduce the availability of safe flowering plants.Climate Change and Weather: Unpredictable spring and