When you think of migration, most individuals think of birds and butterflies making arduous journeys to warmer places with abundant food. Many are amazed to hear that migration also encompasses species of whales, fish, bats, sea turtles, and surprisingly, dragonflies. The migratory behavior of dragonflies is something that has been documented since the 1880's. However, as with most migration phenomena, the process is poorly understood including what prompts migration, its southernmost reach, and the paths taken to arrive at wintering grounds.