Videos: Monarch Life Cycle

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A monarch butterfly will carefully lay one of its eggs on the underside of a milkweed leaf.
You can see the white egg on the leaf in the video when you look closely. When you push play, watch the little white egg VERY CLOSE and you will see the monarch caterpillar emerge.

In the next two videos, watch the Monarch caterpillar completely surrender and form the 'J' shape and begin to molt or shed its skin for the last time to REVEAL its chrysalis!

The monarch caterpillar has completed its transformation into a monarch butterfly and is ready to fulfill its God given purpose.

The monarch butterfly has emerged and is preparing its wings for flight by allowing them to stretch, dry, and become firm.

All videos provided by Mandy Yates of The Stoned Butterfly. Click here to be redirected to her site and see her amazing artwork with stained glass.

A monarch butterfly will carefully lay one of its eggs on the underside of a milkweed leaf. You can see the white egg on the leaf in the video when you look closely. When you push play, watch the little white egg VERY CLOSE and you will see the monarch caterpillar emerge.

The monarch butterfly has emerged and is preparing its wings for flight by allowing them to stretch, dry, and become firm.

A monarch butterfly will carefully lay one of its eggs on the underside of a milkweed leaf.
You can see the white egg on the leaf in the video when you look closely. When you push play, watch the little white egg VERY CLOSE and you will see the monarch caterpillar emerge.