Monarchs winging to Mexico may appear for Oklahoma event
COLE — Kay Webb said there was a time when she expected to see large groups of monarch butterflies flying about her small McClain County community.
"Years ago, they would cover the fields, and the trees would just be orange, there were so many of them,” Webb said.
A freeze reduced the monarch population, but the colorful insects still converge on Cole about this time of year, she said.
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