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The 20-year search for a vanishing custard-and-chocolate coloured moth
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The 20-year search for a vanishing custard-and-chocolate coloured moth
Yorkshire common was thought to be the only known site of dark bordered beauty moths in England – until now
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Dave Wainwright first surveyed Wallington in Northumberland for a rare custard-and-chocolate coloured moth in 2004. He parked two miles from the site, hauled a moth trap across, and was bitten by a million flies.
He did not find a single dark bordered beau…
15 Aug, 06:00
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