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Australians along the east coast are reporting many sightings of endangered bogong moths as the insects continue their long migration towards the country’s alpine regions.
Zoos Victoria has a citizen science initiative called moth tracker where you can upload sightings and track the migration.
People are encouraged not to kill the moths to aid population recovery.
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Australians along the east coast are reporting many sightings of endangered bogong moths as the insects continue their long migration towards the country’s alpine regions.
Bogong moths, about the size of a bottle cap with a distinctive dark stripe that runs down each wing behind two white spots, used to be abundant. But populations collapsed by up to 99.5% in the two years before 2019.
Zoos Victoria has a citizen science initiative called moth tracker where you can upload sightings and track the migration. Reports currently show the moths travelling from north of Newcastle all the way down the NSW south coast towards the Victorian border. They can be blown towards the coast by westerly winds and can be drawn inside homes by lights, the Australian Museum says.
People are encouraged not to kill the moths to aid population recovery.
“Noted ✍️ add ‘moth plague’ to warnings in future,” NSW SES wrote on social media.
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