this is happening now ...
I felt bad driving home through the clouds of them on the highway. No way I am taking my M2P up the sky right now :/

Monarch Butterfly Migration

UPDATED 3 HOURS AGO

Monarch butterflies are heading to San Antonio in a year that could claim the largest migration in a decade.

Based on robust activity in the monarchs’ primary Midwestern breeding grounds, Monarch Watch founder and expert Chip Taylor predicted “the migration should be the strongest since 2008.”

Hi, Sorry to know that you did not chance to fly aircraft. Hopefully, you'll have a chance to fly your drone in that location without any interference. Thank you for sharing your story here.

Seriously?

Jimmy hoffa Posted at 2018-10-3 17:47
Seriously?

Yes seriously, some people care about the world and it’s creatures.  Especially pollinators that help to keep you alive. They’re an endangered species.  Try not to be a shiv.

Packer,I tip my hat to you.

Great job! there will always be some other day to fly your awesome drone.

My maaaaaaan! Let them migrate freely. Butterflies are one of the most important pollinators on earth. But I cant stop imagine an aerial pic or vid of this migration it must be gorgeous!!!!!!
  

My maaaaaaan! Let them migrate freely. Butterflies are one of the most important pollinators on earth. But I cant stop imagine an aerial pic or vid of this migration it must be gorgeous!!!!!!
  

Absolutely right decision. Wouldn't do it either.

It was not this drastic but this is a picture from earlier in the year.  I can't believe I did not think of grabbing some shots.



Here is a vid.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/36263ftfvf8deo9/20181004011159.mp4


I did not take these pictures or video they were taking by Tiffany Figueiredo earlier in the year.

Your car will kill more than what the drone would do. Simple, don’t fly where there at. I am pretty sure your whole city isn’t covered in butterflies.

Good on you M8. I salute everyone that saves anything that is smaller than a sharpened pencil point, and larger than a blue whale. Hats off.