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The value of worms and a belted beauty
Athayde Tonhasca is a specialist adviser at Scottish Natural Heritage with a particular interest in invertebrates. Here he takes a look at some of the less glamorous species of the natural world – earthworms, and a rather curious moth. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Belted beauty moth, Charles Darwin, earthworms, International Year of Soils 2015, Soil
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