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Rare moth only found in Yorkshire discovered at second site in North of England

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Rare moth only found in Yorkshire discovered at second site in North of England
Yorkshire Post
Yorkshire Post33 mins ago
Rare moth only found in Yorkshire discovered at second site in North of England
A hidden population of one of England’s rarest moths has been found at a site where it has not been seen for 70 years – by a conservationist who has spent his life searching for them.
ITV News
ITV News5 hrs ago
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt - ITVX
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt  ITVX
Evening Standard
Evening Standard🏁 first to report5 hrs ago
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt
National Trust’s Wallington Estate is only the second known site in England for dark bordered beauty moth and provides hope for the species.
Rare moth colony discovered at Northumberland National Trust estate
The Dark Bordered Beauty moth found at Wallington is only the second recorded population in England, despite it once being widespread across the north
The Herald
The Herald5 hrs ago
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt
A hidden population of one of Britain’s rarest moths has been found at a site where it has not been seen for 70 years – by a conservationist who has spent his life searching for them.
indy100
indy1005 hrs ago
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt
A hidden population of one of England’s rarest moths has been found at a site where it has not been seen for 70 years – by a conservationist who has spent his life searching for them.
Irish News
Irish News5 hrs ago
Hidden population of rare moth discovered after conservationist’s lifetime hunt
National Trust’s Wallington Estate is only the second known site in England for dark bordered beauty moth and provides hope for the species.