EXCITED Rangers at a Warwickshire country park are celebrating the discovery of a brand-new moth species for Warwickshire. Two Raspberry Clearwing moths – which resemble a wasps – were recently spotted at Ryton Pools Country Park. It is the first confirmed sighting of the species north of Warwickshire’s border with Oxfordshire, despite years of recording activity. The caterpillars of this striking moth feed inside the stems of raspberry canes, making small tunnels and living there until their second year. Like many other clearwing moths, Raspberry Clearwings closely resemble wasps in both appearance and flight – but are completely harmless and unable to sting.