Anja Murray
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- Aug 14, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Wild Matters: Farmer-led initiative helping reveal the magic of moths (opens the original)
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A lot of people think of moths only as annoying creatures who make holes in our clothes and chomp through heirloom woollen rugs. I went to a short play in Dublin about moths, excited to see how the producers would convey their beaty and diversity to their audience. I was gutted to discover that the play was entirely focused on the cloth eating ways of the 2 species here that eat cloth. Meanwhile, the other 1,503 moth species native to Ireland are busy providing essential pollinating services and
Wild Matters: Nature restoration in action through pioneering projects (opens the original)
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In the green filtered sunlight at the woodland edge, I caught sight of the gentle gait and fiery golden hues of a Silver washed fritillary butterfly. Adults emerge at the end of June and are on the wing through July and August, fluttering around the trunks of hazel, birch and oak, soaking up the sunâs rays from woodland glades and hedgerow perches. Unusually for a butterfly, the female does not lay her eggs on the leaves or stem of the caterpillar's food source. Instead, she places each egg in
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