Paul Cherubini caught out yet again

[chris kline]

Check out the two links below.  There appears to be discrepancy in the graphs themselves.  Maybe Karen can chime in.
   
  http://www.mlmp.org/pdfs/mlmp2006newsletter.pdf
  http://www.monarchlab.org/pubs/2006newsletter.pdf
   
  chris
   
  

Paul Cherubini <monarch at saber.net> wrote:
  Neil, you are mistaken. I did not alter Dr. Karen Oberhauser's
graph. I wrote:

> monarch egg densities last summer in the upper Midwest were near
> a 10 year high according to Dr. Karen Oberhauser:
> http://www.saber.net/~monarch/kara.jpg

Here is page 15 of Dr. Oberhauser's 2006 newsletter where 
she displays this same exact graph (bottom graph):
http://www.saber.net/~monarch/kar.jpg

Here is the exact text of what Dr. Oberhauser wrote:

"We are pleased to report that summer 2005 and winter 2005 to 
2006 saw monarch numbers return to average in the wintering 
colonies, and almost reach their ten year high in MLMP sites in 
the upper Midwestern US."

Paul Cherubini
El Dorado, Calif.


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