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Monarch migration passes through Provincetown
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Eastern milksnake found on Old Dewline Road
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Monarch butterflies pass through Millbrook
September 22, 2026
Two butterflies were observed on September 19 and September 7, 2026, near Millbrook in Dutchess County as the fall migration passes through the Northeast. This timing aligns with the peak migration window for the northern Northeast, when millions of monarchs are heading south to Mexico on a journey of up to 3,000 miles.
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