Monarch Butterfly Program

August 2, 2016 Matthew

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The Monarch Butterfly has arrived in the area and if you have milkweed or other pollinator plants in your yard you have probably seen them.

On Monday, Aug. 8, at 6:30 p.m. the Aberdeen Library will host a program on Monarchs. The program will repeat on Thursday, Aug. 11, at 6:30 p.m. in the Russellville Library. This is a free and family friendly program and everyone is welcome to attend.

Learn about the Monarch’s decline and how you can help save this beautiful iconic butterfly. From the Monarch’s migration to planning your own butterfly garden, this presentation provides tips and resources to get you started.

Denise Bollinger, co-owner of Creek’s Edge Farm Retreat in southwest Brown County, raises Monarch butterflies. Her organic, native pollinator gardens attract bees, birds, bats and many species of butterflies throughout the season. Each summer Denise and her husband, Skip raise hundreds of Monarchs simply to increase their chance of survival. Every Monarch is released to continue their important migration. Nature permitting, Denise will bring Monarch Butterflies in various stages of development.

The Aberdeen Library is located at 1730 U.S. 52 in Aberdeen, Ohio. The Russellville Library is located at 7568 Ohio 125 in Russellville, Ohio. For questions or further information 937-392-4871.