Bogong moths return as a sign of hope, says First Dog cartoon
Bogong moths return as a sign of hope, says First Dog

The bogong moths are back, and their return may be a sign that all is not lost. In a new cartoon, First Dog on the Moon celebrates the reappearance of these insects, urging readers to remember that they are not an inconvenience but a blessing.

A cartoonist's message of hope

The cartoon, titled "Bogong Moths," was published by The Guardian as part of the First Dog on the Moon series. The artist encourages a shift in perspective, framing the moths' presence as a positive event rather than a nuisance.

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The return of the bogong moths is presented as a hopeful sign for wildlife, highlighting the importance of these invertebrates in the ecosystem.