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Catch, Tag, & Release Migrating Monarchs

  • 4946 Broderick Road Omro, WI, 54963 United States (map)

Winnebago Audubon is hosting its popular monarch tagging event on the prairie at Shannon Davis-Foust’s home near Omro.

Learn about the life cycle and migration of the monarch butterfly at the beginning of the program. Experience how to safely identify the gender, apply the tag, and record data. You will then be free to wander the prairie to net monarchs. Remember to respect the prairie and any wildlife you may encounter. We will assist you in the tagging process, then watch you release it to proceed on its journey.  All ages over 5 are encouraged to participate.

If the weather is questionable, call/text Evelyn to confirm: 920-573-7828.  Rain date will be Sun., September 6.

 

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:  We have a limited number of nets available so if you have your own, please bring it along. There is no restroom available. We strongly recommend that you wear long pants, socks, and shoes in the prairie.

Directions to 4946 Broderick Rd., Omro: Take State Rd 21 west out of Omro. Turn right on Broderick Rd. In 1.6 miles look for red house on right side of the road.  Park in driveway or along road. Please do not park anyone in. 

Earlier Event: August 15
Morning Walk at Bohn Farms GHRA
Later Event: September 19
September Bird Counters Wanted!