What is the common name for danaus plexippus

Monarch

Explanation:

Danaus plexippus is a type of butterfly that is very easily recognizable because of its size and color patters. The common name for this butterfly is monarch. The monarch is probably the most recognizable and most famous butterfly from North America. It tends to live in very large colonies consisting of millions of individuals. These butterflies are pollinators, so they can be seen the most in places where there's lot of plants that should be pollinated. The colors of the monarch make it very easy to spot and very beautiful, having a several different patterns of black, orange, and white color. It is also a migratory butterfly, being in the central and northern parts of the US and southern part of Canada in the summer, and then migrating south toward California, Florida, and Mexico for the colder months.

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