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	Monarch mania Area school children participate in citizen science program


	A monarch butterfly released by Claflin Elementary fourth grader Lydia Bailey decides her forehead would make a good resting spot. The butterfly stayed for several seconds before flying away. View Larger

Bright orange and black monarch butterflies have filled sunflower and goldenrod blossoms surrounding the Kansas Wetlands Education Center for the past three weeks, providing an outdoor classroom for several area schools.

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