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Flying Ant Day, when ants take to the skies to mate, is underway earlier than expected in many areas. While this natural event can be unsettling with ants swarming and potentially invading homes, it is crucial for the ecosystem as it provides food for various animals and aids in soil aeration and pollination. Readers across the UK have reported sightings, with some noting increased bird activity as they feast on the flying ants.
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