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The Monarch Festival in Bethel, Maine: A Celebration of Nature’s Majestic Migrants
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Maine, the town of Bethel comes alive each year with a unique celebration dedicated to one of nature’s most iconic butterflies: the Monarch.
