Blue tits could offer hope in tackling damage done to conker trees by a non-native moth, according to scientists. The horse chestnut leaf miner moth arrived in the UK in 2002.

Blue tits could offer hope in tackling damage done to conker trees by a non-native moth, according to scientists. The horse chestnut leaf miner moth arrived in the UK in 2002.

Strange and exotic animals have always captured the imagination of people worldwide. But when a photo of an unusual, fluffy moth began circulating online in 2009, many experts were skeptical that ...

The moth damages oak trees and is harmful to humans. But the charity Buglife says spraying could be causing a drop in blue tit numbers by killing their food source.