Saharan wind carries Egyptian locust to UK as concerns grow on potential agricultural plague
The locust, usually found in the Mediterranean and North Africa, is believed to have been swept up with strong winds from the south east and carried to the UK garden.
Giant Egyptian locust found in Cornwall.(photo credit: Tonny and Amberley Steenhagen/Cornwall Wildlife Trust)ByDANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARDUpdated: