Bogong moths are swarming homes, and their story is miraculous
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Bogong moths are swarming homes, and their story is miraculous
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If you live in a certain part of Australia, you have probably noticed them – big moths flying around, clinging to glass doors and gathering around lights in massive numbers.
But for all the freak-outs across the east coast, naturalists are rejoicing.
Today, national environment and climate editor Nick O’Malley talks about the return of the bogong moth after a near-total population collapse, and why they’re so important for our landscape.
Background reading:
- After a catastrophic decline bogong moths are back, and naturalists are celebrating
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