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Briton discovers 'hidden species' in unexpected location after spending his life hunting it down

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Briton discovers 'hidden species' in unexpected location after spending his life hunting it down
A British conservationist who dedicated more than two decades to tracking down one of England's most elusive moths has finally found one. Dr Dave Wainwright, who works for Butterfly Conservation, uncovered the colony of dark-bordered beauty moths at the National Trust's Wallington Estate near Morpeth, Northumberland. It is only the second known English site for the custard and chocolate-coloured day-flying insect.
14 Aug, 08:10