Jersey Tiger Moth
21 August 2024
This summer has seen an influx of the Jersey Tiger Moth. This moth, which is common in the Channel Islands, usually visits the south of England in very small numbers but this year,
probably due to climate warming, there have been an unusually high number of them about.
Their underwings are usually bright red, although sometimes orange or yellow, and very visible when they fly although often hidden when at rest.
