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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Rebecca Speare-Cole

Public urged to look out for exotic Jersey Tiger moths in parks and gardens

Jersey Tiger moths are recognisable by their black and white tiger stripe forewings and red-orange or yellow hindwings (Luigi Sebastian/Butterfly Conservation/PA) -

The public is being encouraged to look out for the exotic-looking species of Jersey Tiger moths that have been surging in numbers.

Wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation said the day-flying moths appear to be doing well as people record butterflies they see for its annual butterfly count.

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