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Masks Y Moths: New Mexico Sees Influx Of Miller Moths During The Pandemic

KUNM | By Nash Jones
Published May 20, 2020 at 12:00 AM MDT
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Droves of Miller moths are clinging to window sills and pinging porch lights all over New Mexico right now, making the daily pressures of the pandemic even more surreal for some. 

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This story originally aired on the Your New Mexico Government episode, YNMG & COVID: What's New?

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Nash Jones (they/them) is a general assignment reporter in the KUNM newsroom and the local host of NPR's All Things Considered (weekdays on KUNM, 5-7 p.m. MT). You can reach them at nashjones@kunm.org or on Twitter @nashjonesradio.
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