南(🐶)方(fāng )的冬(🐱)不比北方的白雪皑皑，但见得暖阳，乡村的美景(🐑)也不输春日的(🔦)光阴，这也让南方的乡村(🚩)成(chéng )了(😱)冬(💊)季旅(lǚ )游的热点。慕浅扭头与(yǔ )他对视了片刻，乖乖地收回了(le )自己(🌫)(jǐ )的脚(jiǎo )。经历了各种危险(🆑)、(⚽)感(🆒)动，许乐薇看到了这个(gè )小男人身上的美(🧒)丽的心灵。那一天之后，Ti和(🔋)诺伊偶遇了那(🚨)么多次(🏄)，他开(🌽)始了(le )解到，虽(🔝)然诺伊长得很坏(⚪)，但这个男孩傻(shǎ )得离谱(🍻)。弗(fú )恩一紧(jǐn )拳(quá(🚂)n )头(tóu )，刚准备出手，但它似乎不耐几(🏗)(jǐ )人的打搅，身上发出几(jǐ(🏺) )道魔力(lì )束，将几人尽皆缚(🆔)在原地。献宝一般(🕔)(bān )，将斑鸠放(🔧)在李岩的脚下。在(💇)丈夫的支持(📻)下(🎯)，十一(yī )娘开绣坊仙绫阁，努力传承刺(🏘)绣(xiù(🛬) )技(🥢)艺这个地方(🆒)离最(zuì )开始的地(👁)方已经非(fēi )常遥(🤪)远(😭)，他没有建(🈲)(jiàn )议他(🧓)们去那个(🌥)地(🌉)方(🎵)，但(dàn )是他给了(😜)这(zhè )里(🥜)的翼(🐿)人首领一个建(jiàn )议。Thedocumentarydepictsmonarchbutterfliesgreatandmysteriousmigration.Eachyearsautumn,millionsofmonarchbutterfliesstarttheirincrediblesouthwardmigrationfromCanada,crossAmerica,toMexico.Theyflyabove2,000milestoarrivethemountainofMexico.....ThefilmopenswithcaterpillarsmunchingmilkweedinsouthernCanadainlatesummer.Sooneachcaterpillartransformsitselfintoasilkychrysalis.Roughly10dayslater,adelicatefour-wingedmonarchemerges.Then,atsomeunknownsignal,themonarchstaketotheaironatwo-month,2,000-mileflightoverfields,forests,cities,plains,openwater,deserts,andfinallymountainstocongregateinatiny,high-altituderegionofcentralMexicowheretheyveneverbeenbefore.Incredibly,theyarrivebythemillionsatthesametimeeachyear.Sheddinglightonthisnaturalwonderaresomeoftheworldsleadingmonarchresearchers,includingLincolnBrowerofSweetBriarCollege,independentbiologistBillCalvert,andOrleyChipTayloroftheUniversityofKansas.Puttingthemonarchphenomenonintoperspective,Taylorsays,YouvegotabutterflythatsoriginatinginToronto,oritsoriginatinginDetroit,Michigan,oritscomingdownfromSt.PaulormaybeevenWinnipeg,anditsmovingsouth.SomehowitfindsitswaytoMexico.Couldyoudothat?Nooneyetknowshowthebutterfliesdoit,butTaylorsresearchrevealsthattheyareexpertnavigators.Inoneexperiment,hetransportedMexico-boundmonarchsfromKansastoWashington,DC,andthensetthemloose.Atfirst,theyflewsouthasiftheywerestillinKansas—acoursethatfromWashingtonwouldmissMexicoentirely.Butafterafewdays,theycorrectedtheirflightpath,asifsomeinbornGPSunithadalertedthemtothetruedirectionoftheirdestination.Inanothersequence,NOVAaccompaniescelebratedmonarchwatcherBillCalvertaroundbackcountryTexasashelooksforsignsofthemonarchmigration.Sureenough,theyshowupenmasseandontime,headingtowardtheSierraMadremountainsacrosstheborder—thelastlegoftheirflight.AndintheMexicanstateofMichoacá(🎞)n,NOVAjoinsmountainvillagersastheycelebratethearrivalofthemonarchsinthefirstweekofNovember.ThebutterfliesarrivalmarksthestartofacelebrationcalledtheDayoftheDead,sincethelocalpeoplehavetraditionallyassociatedthemonarchswiththereturningsoulsoftheirdepartedancestors.Unfortunately,illegalloggingintheMexicanbutterflysanctuariesthreatenstheuniquehabitatthatmonarchsdependonfortheirsurvival.Monarchsmaynotyetbeanendangeredspecies,buttheirannualmigrationisanendangeredphenomenonthatcoulddwindletoinsignificanceifthegiantfirsthattheyclingtoduringthewinterdisappear.Gonealsowouldbethecolorfulfestivalthatclosestheprogram—afireworksdisplaywelcomingthehardyflierstoMexico,withorangeburstsagainsttheblacksky,lookingalmostlikethebeautifulcloaksofthemonarchs..