What climate change means for Britain's dragonflies
Britain is seeing a boom in dragonflies and damselflies flying over from Europe or native to the UK. An influx of migrant dragonflies came across from the Conti
Source: thetimes.co.uk
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Britain is seeing a boom in dragonflies and damselflies flying over from Europe or native to the UK. An influx of migrant dragonflies came across from the Conti
Devon is seeing a boom in dragonfly populations due to severe drought in Europe, an expert says.
The hot and humid-loving insects appear to be moving north as climate change heats up the UK and dries out wetlands further south.
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