A healthy migration of Monarchs and Queens passing through Brazos County this morning on light breezes.

No kidding, our playground was full of them...

I would love to see some of these.

I noticed them also during lunch. Quite a few just walking around campus.

I have a monarch about to hatch out of its chrysalis in my backyard. So cool! I saw a ton of them today as well.

Watched them all flutter by in the backyard this morning, but thought it was weird they were all headed west. Aren't they supposed to be heading to Mexico?

Is it too late to set out plants for the little guys, and if not, what are available to plant? I'd like to know, thanks.

have seen several Monarchs in my landscape the past few days....More than last year, but not nearly as many as 2 yrs ago.

Wife counted 5 monarch chrysalis's today & I personally saw at least 1/2 dz butterflies myself feeding on milkweed plants.

We have an over-abundance of milkweed plants, which host these guys.....

Fireflies are thick outside tonight also.

Plenty of them in the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Garden here on the Texas A&M campus. Also posted a nice video and some pics shot by Dwight Bohlmeyer out at Salter Farm in Robertson County here:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152367174077231" class="postlink " target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152367174077231

And apparently it's been so long since I've posted a URL, I forgot how -- sorry, all. Here's the real deal, at least I think:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152367174077231