Monarch butterfly
The monarch butterfly is a bug you catch flying near flowers. In the northern hemisphere look for it in Sep – Nov, from 4 AM – 5 PM. It hides when it rains. Nook's Cranny pays 140 Bells, Flick pays 210 Bells.
An orange autumn butterfly that drifts near flowers from dawn until late afternoon, but not in the rain. Common and easy, so it is a nice one to grab during an autumn session.
When to catch it
- Northern hemisphere: Sep – Nov, 4 AM – 5 PM
- Southern hemisphere: Mar – May, 4 AM – 5 PM
- Location: Flying near flowers
- Weather: Any except rain
- Sell price: 140 Bells
