[OFB Cafe] Monarch Butterflys

[Timothy Butler]

On Oct 14, 2008, at 9:45 PM, Donald R Spoon wrote:

> We were treated to an unusual surprise today here in San Antonio.   
> The Monarch Butterflys came through on their annual migration south  
> to Mexico.  They usually pass a bit to the west of us, so we  
> normally don't get to witness the migration.  I recall seeing them  
> during the summer in Missouri as a kid, but never knew they migrated  
> south like birds.

	Wow, how neat, Don. Did you get any pictures?
>
> I just noticed an article today that the Alaska Glaciers were  
> growing again after an unusually cold spring and summer this year.
>
> All ominous omens...   No Global Warming reported or documented yet  
> this century... (since 1998).  Global Cooling anyone?

	Indeed. That almost could make a better story. Well, actually it did  
in "Day After Tomorrow"... (though they had cooling happening  
differently).

	-Tim


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