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If you're in New South Wales right now you may have noticed an unusual increase in bogong moths in and around the house. The bogong moth is currently migrating in the millions over a 1,000-kilometre ...
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. They are about the size of a 50¢ piece, weigh as much as a Tic Tac and travel up to 1000 kilometres ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A woman filmed hundreds of moths around her home this week. Source: tazinatorr/TikTok, Kim Sobels/Facebook Thousands of bogong ...
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Social media has been lit up with videos of large gatherings of moths across NSW as the native Bogongs make their annual pilgrimage to the cooler southern alpine region. The moths are crucial for vast ...
Authorities and wildlife experts have urged residents to leave the insects alone, stressing the sudden influx is a natural part of one of Australia’s great migrations and not a cause for alarm.
My inbox has been besieged with readers' accounts of bogong moths sighted in Canberra this week, but it's down the south coast where they have been in even bigger numbers.