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    Jul 28, 2022 0 minutes

    ase-making in moths isn’t just restricted to). In the wild, the caterpillars of this species live in birds’ nests and reappropriate natural fibres into a fabric bag for themselves. Unfortunately they don’t distinguish between natural nest fibres and those of your carpet, clothes or curtains – brightly coloured fabrics can make for fabulously dressed caterpillars.

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