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‘Every moth is precious’: why are there so many bogong moths, and how can you safely remove them from your home?

Publié par The Guardian Australia · Australie il y a 6 h

Bogong numbers dropped up to 99.5% between 2017 and 2019, but wetter and cooler conditions are thought to be behind the recent surgeGet our breaking news email, free app or daily…

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‘Every moth is precious’: why are there so many bogong moths, and how can you safely remove them from your home?

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