The commonly found Peppered Moths are a well-known example of Darwin’s natural selection. They are normally white with black speckles which enable them to be well camouflaged on lichen-covered trees in rural areas, unlike the naturally occurring melanic black form which are more readily predated. However, in places where there
Peppered Moths, Bliss Gate, 26 may 2018
Photograph by Rosemary Winnall
Peppered Moth, intermediate form, Bliss Gate, 13 July 2006
Photograph by Rosemary Winnall