Feb 16, 2018 | Holbrook Travel

Video: Migration of the Monarchs

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Monarch butterflies

Holbrook's VP of Product Development, Pelin Karaca, just returned from Mexico, where she scaled Teotihuacan and went birding in Cozumel—but the real highlight was observing millions of monarch butterflies at their mountainous wintering grounds. Her short video offers a glimpse into this amazing spectacle.

Here are a few more photos from Pelin's trip—enjoy!

 

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A Galapagos Penguin mid-jump over volcanic rock and seawater
Woman standing behind a conference table decorated with Holbrook-branded signage and handouts
A view of treetops far away where a bird's vibrant feathers make it visible despite the distance
Many monarch butterflies fly overhead among the treetops
Twelve travelers and guides pose on a platform overlooking a vast valley below
A person crouches near the base of a sand dune while aiming a camera offscreen
A large iguana partially submerged in water opens its mouth to bite a piece of vegetation
Selfie of staff Rodrigo López and Debbie Jordan on a beach
A few small buildings sit on a misty lake shoreline with mountains of Torres del Paine formation in the background, in early morning light
Two people sit at a table with freshly made pottery, the person on the right is giving two thumbs up,
A group of people dressed in festive holiday attire pose on a deck with trees in the background
Great Green Macaw surrounded by tree leaves
Pond surrounded by lush vegetation and a fire sculpture at Quito Botanical Garden