First white-point moth recorded in Scotland after blowing across the North Sea
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First white-point moth recorded in Scotland after blowing across the North Sea

8 Sep 2026 · Originally published 8 Sep 2026 8/10 Original headline: First white-point moth recorded in Scotland after blowing across North Sea
A white-point moth has been discovered at the St Abb's Head nature reserve in the Scottish Borders, marking the first time the species has been recorded in Scotland. Typically found in continental Europe, the moth was carried across the North Sea by strong winds - a discovery that highlights how changing weather patterns are influencing the movement of species into the UK.
Source: BBC Scotland
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