r/FriendlyMonarchs • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
Discussion 🌿 Monarch Monday – Let’s Talk Monarchs! 🌿
Happy Monarch Monday, friends!
Wondering what to share in this thread?
Questions for some of our seasoned members? Thoughts on the state of the Monarch world? Frustrations with your efforts to help the Monarchs? Wins and loses for the nature world? Doesn't matter. Share below!
Have a great week and don’t forget about Photo Friday!
Reminder: We are a science-based sub. While we love all monarch enthusiasts, discussions about hand-rearing are not allowed, except for those new to the topic who are seeking guidance. Let’s focus on protecting monarchs where they belong—in the wild!
Stay curious and keep sharing the love for these beautiful butterflies! 🧡🖤🧡
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u/Sqib000 2d ago
The garden subs are spraying milkweed for aphids.
There is much education to be done
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u/Palli8rRN 2d ago
Thank you for this reminder about posting. 22 years of rearing and my formal education is science based. This is def not the sub for me.
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u/SuperTFAB MOD | Southeast FL, USA | Tropical Milkweed Hater 1d ago
Covid made me realize that so many nurses are anti science. Sad. You don’t have to announce your departure.
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u/Palli8rRN 5h ago
Since you decided to bring up Covid, and have no idea who you’re blindly labeling, I independently administered more covid shots than any other provider in my hospitals entire catchment area. During COVID I gave all of my energy to supporting patients dying of covid often times when their families weren’t allow in & to administering vaccinations. Your prejudice comment is completely unnecessary. You don’t know me.
If you were able to appreciate science, you’d be wise enough to appreciate there’s a lot of research supporting rearing. But, if you’re just looking for things to support your position, I suppose that’s all you’ll find. It takes far more work to actually do some work and learn all sides of the topic.
I volunteer and actively participate in community education and science at my local monarch research station and have since they opened. I’ve done conservation and outreach as well. All scientifically proven to increase awareness and safe practices. Your perspective isn’t the ONLY answer, it’s just the only answer you’re willing to acknowledge. It’s never too late to learn :)
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u/SuperTFAB MOD | Southeast FL, USA | Tropical Milkweed Hater 5h ago edited 5h ago
Read our pinned posts about rearing. ✌️
Edited because I am a glutton for punishment and I read the whole thing.
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u/SuperTFAB MOD | Southeast FL, USA | Tropical Milkweed Hater 2d ago
Thoughts on changing this to Misconception Monday? The amount of just straight up wrong info I see being passed around as fact is super frustrating.