GOLETA, Calif. – The iconic Western Monarch Butterfly historically migrated in the tens of thousands to the Goleta area, but this year, the number of arriving butterflies is dramatically low. Each October, monarch butterflies have historically arrived in the Central Coast region to find ideal habitats to ride out the winter explained George Thomson, the Parks and Open Space Manager for the City of Goleta. Preferred habitats are often close trees that protect the winged-insects from winter winds and the groves that provide the most protection are usually full of densely-packed clusters, such as the Ellwood Mesa Open Space, by mid-December. Your News Channel's Dave Alley covered
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