Checklist 11673

Source Data (Mission Monarch)

Original observation data as it appears on the Mission Monarch website

Checklist

Field	Value
checklist_id	11673
dateidentified	2022-07-31 00:00:00
start_time	12:27
end_time	12:27
site_name	My House
latitude	45.469677
longitude	-73.840187
observer_name	Claudine Ascher
party_size
observation_count	0

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Observations (1 records)

Darwin Core Archive (GBIF Format)

Event Record

Field	Value
eventid	MM-11673
license	CC-BY-NC
institutioncode	IMQC
institutionid	MontrealInsectarium
collectioncode	MM
datasetname	MissionMonarch
references	https://www.mission-monarch.org/mmapp/en/checklists/view/11673
eventdate	2022-07-31
year	2022
month	7
day	31
eventtime	12:27/12:27
samplesizevalue	0
samplesizeunit	minutes
samplingprotocol	Incidental Observation(s)
samplingeffort	Observers: 1
locationid	MM-site-7368
country	Canada
stateprovince	Quebec
verbatimlocality	My House
decimallatitude	45.470
decimallongitude	-73.840
geodeticdatum	WGS84
locationremarks
eventremarks	It was on my echinacea and on my hydrangea in my front yard today. I've seen two others in my back yard in the past two weeks. Behind my garden is a Hydro servitude bicycle path I often walk between Devon and Somerset, it has many milkweed and I've seen monarchs there, one other today at around 4:30 pm. My concern is that either the City of Dollard or Hydro have a habit of mowing the servitude toward the end of the summer, razing all the plants to stubs. Would this not destroy eggs?
dynamicproperties	{"party_size" : 1, "stems" : 0, "sample_area" : null}
modified	2023-03-26 01:38:28.970583

Occurrence Records (4 total)