Annual Butterfly Migration, Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary  
Angangueo, Mexico
GPS Coordinates:
19° 36′ 35.24″ N, 100° 16′ 05.29″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 19.609788888888800
LON -100.268136111111000
It took quite some time before people found out where the monarch butterflies were migrating to during the fall season. The monarchs were leaving southern Canada and heading south annually to Angangueo, a tiny town in the Mexican state of Michoacán. These butterflies travel some 2,000 or more miles to this sprawling, sunlit valley just outside of Angangueo. Known as the El Rosario Butterfly Sanctuary, here you'll find millions of monarchs at home, and from morning until just after noon, the butterflies scatter from their resting places and fill the sky. It's an awe-inspiring spectacle as the butterflies swarm over the horizon, but after this time of day, they begin to latch back onto trees, leaves or whatever burrow they can find, which is another treat for macro shots.

Cape d’Or Lighthouse 
Nova Scotia, Canada
GPS Coordinates:
45° 17′ 27.61″ N, 64° 46′ 28.62 ″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 45.289525000000000
LON -64.774488888888800

Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park 
Vancouver Island, British Columbia) Canada
GPS Coordinates:
48° 35′ 57.44″ N, 124° 42′ 54.79″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 48.599288888888800
LON -124.715219444444000

Tikal 
Guatemala
GPS Coordinates:
17° 13′ 18.10″ N, 89° 37′ 22.63″ W
Microsoft® Virtual Earth™:
LAT 17.2216944444444
LON -89.6229527777777