79 Free Photos of Overwinter

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Greater Woodrush (Luzula sylvatica)in early spring with new and overwintered leaves

Northern leopard frogs concentrate in the fall at an overwintering site on Sand Lake WMD. Photo: Tom Koerner/USFWS

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Northern leopard frogs concentrate in the fall at an overwintering site on Sand Lake WMD. Photo: Tom Koerner/USFWS

Issoria lathonia overwintered Irpin

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Snowy Owl Bubo scandiacus. In a major Snowy Owl irruption, these arctic owls have been overwintering at refuges across the lower 48 states, from Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge in OR to Parker Riv

Overwintering Western monarchs

WWF - Mexico monitors the monarchs at the overwintering grounds annually.

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Lori Nordstrom visiting the monarch butterfly's overwintering grounds

Monarchs Overwintering in Pismo Beach

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Monarch migration map

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Monarchs overwintering on cedar trees

Scenic views near the monarch butterfly's overwintering grounds in Mexico

Hope on a log

Western monarchs

Monarch wings

The monarch butterfly overwintering site at Lighthouse Field State Beach.

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Morning warmth

Monarch on a log

Trumpeter Swan

Polyphemus moth emerged on May 28, 2016 after overwintering in a cocoon since last September.

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Polyphemus moth emerged on May 28, 2016 after overwintering in a cocoon since last September.

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Polyphemus moth emerged on May 28, 2016 after overwintering in a cocoon since last September.

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Polyphemus moth emerged on May 28, 2016 after overwintering in a cocoon since last September.

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Trumpeter Swans

Dead monarchs on the ground in Mexico

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Let the light in

Hanging together

Warming with the light

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Friends stay together

USFWS biologists Kendra Chan (left) and Karen Sinclair (right) record data on overwintering monarchs at Camino Real Park.

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The right spot

Overwintered Common Milkweed Seeds

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Overwintering paper monarch butterflies

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Flutter of interest

Bald Eagle

Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs need a hand

Two monarchs

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Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

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A WWF - Mexico volunteer monitoring monarch populations.

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Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

Monarch butterflies in flight in Mexico

Monarch mural in Mexico

Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

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Monarch decorations on telephone poles in Mexico

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Monarchs in Mexico

Monarch roost at Ellwood Mesa in Santa Barbara County

Monarchs in Mexico

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Brassica napus plants overwintered well and is flowering. Flowers faintly fragrant and attractive to bees

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Gedenksteen Jan Mageneiland overwintering, Bestanddeelnr 905-9015

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Monarch roost

Monarchs in Mexico

Monarch butterflies clustering on trees in Mexico

Monarch butterflies clustering on trees in Mexico

Monarch butterflies in flight in Mexico

Monarch butterflies clustering on trees in Mexico

CBNMS - Tufted Puffin- Fratercula cirrhata (Alcidae)

Wintering monarchs roosting in clusters in Mexico

A small cluster of monarchs in Encinitas, California

Monarch butterflies clustering on trees in Mexico

Monarchs are vulnerable to extreme weather events, especially after the fall migration from southern Canada and the upper United States to Mexico.

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A monarch butterfly at Lighthouse Field State Beach in Santa Cruz, California.

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Can you spot the monarchs?

Bill Henry, director of Groundswell Coastal Ecology, and Emma Pelton, conservation biologist with The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, discuss data.

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Lone monarch in eucalyptus tree in City of San Diego

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Male monarch dive-bombs other males resting in eucalyptus tree

Samantha Marcum, monarch butterfly conservation coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Pacific Southwest Region, looks through binoculars for monarch butterflies.

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Mother and daughter tag a monarch together. She told us that monarchs hold a special place in her heart because of her Mexican heritage and appreciation of the overwintering sanctuary for monarchs in Mexico.

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Vrouw met bloemen in de hand staat voor het monument, Bestanddeelnr 934-3873

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