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Monarch butterflies have a unique two-way migration pattern. Their route goes straight through Arizona, making the state a great place to watch the butterflies.

Migrating monarch butterflies typically fly from 800-1,200 feet high, though there are verified sightings of these amazing creatures flying as high as 13,000 feet!

Loss of habitat with high quality nectar sources for adults, such as native prairies, is also a concern. Connectivity between usable habitats is a concern.

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