Bogong moths are swarming across south-eastern Australia, finding their way into homes and washing up on beaches, prompting reactions ranging from disgust to delight.
The tiny insects fly up to 1000km in an annual migration that was once commonplace but that is now extraordinary.
Classified as endangered in 2021, could the bogong moth be making a remarkable comeback?
Guest: Dr Marissa Parrott, senior conservation biologist at Zoos Victoria.