Hi folks, don’t forget to join the 2024 CNC. While it might be a little early to be telling people already, I do so to keep it on your radar. Name of the bioblitz to join in the preceding journal message.
As to HELPING…. Please spread the word to your people and encourage them to participate.
Thanks!
Leitung: Heinrich
Dutch Butterfly Conservation (De Vlinderstichting) hosted its 5th international symposium on Future of Butterflies in Europe on the 8th and 9th of april 2021. Due to the corona pandemic, the symposium was held online. This is the recording from the 8th of april 2021. Check https://www.vlinderstichting.nl/futur... for more information.
28 November 2023
The genus Ceraticelus is found in the family Linyphiidae which includes sheetweb spiders (subfamily Linyphiinae) and the dwarf/money spiders (subfamily Erigoninae). These are dwarf spiders and some of the smallest spider species found in Minnesota. The spin minute sheet-like webs in low vegetation or amongst the leaf litter. Adults can be found year-round and are most likely to be collected via sweep net or from sifting leaf litter (Kaston, 1948).
...As we are rolling out this project to all of the UK, we have collected a total of 234 observations of 24 different fish species. Thank you all so much for your contributions so far. Your support is invaluable in making this project a success.
If you want to read more about what we plan to do with the images, please check out our website https://www.pathopixel.co.uk/.
The current top species in our projec...
Voici enfin sur une seule page l’ensemble des vidéos qui présentent le bassin versant du ruisseau de la Grande-Prairie ! Un documentaire en quinze parties ! Un projet qui s’échelonne sur deux ans !
C’est l’histoire d’un ruisseau montréalais qui a malheureusement disparu sous terre, en vulgaire égout, mais dont il reste plusieurs traces en surface ! C’est aussi l’histoire de tous les milieux naturels que le ruisseau a laissés sur son passage ! C’est également la proposi...
2023/11/28 天氣晴,24°C,APP教學與實作練習,練習範圍-小城社區入口、達觀國中小側人行道、大草原、僑仁公園
2023/12/05 待紀錄...
全部4組紀錄可查閱:112-1社區生物調查服務
Всего за вторую неделю акции "Российская зима 2023 -2024" в Белгородской области было встречено 36 видов птиц. Из них впервые с 12 ноября - 26 видов (отмечены в списке звёздочкой*). Таким образом, с начала акции нами встречен 37 вид птиц.
Список видов:
1* Крапивник, 1
2* Дрозд рябинник, 30
3* Зимняк, 1
4* Снегирь, 13
5* Коноплянка, 7
6* Черноголовый щегол, 100
7* Зеленушка, 8
8* Обыкновенная овсянка, 4
9 Полевой воробей, сотни
10 Большая с...
The observing period is now over for this year's BioBlitz, but there is still lots to do! Now begins a two week period where participants can upload photos from cameras and people may also add IDs to the sightings in the project.
In competitive terms we are currently sitting in 3rd place for the number of species seen, and 9th overall for total number of observations. But with lots of photos still to be uploaded, anything could happen!
Thanks so much to all the identifiers adding...
Статистика на сегодня: 113 028 НАБЛЮДЕНИЙ, 2 108 ВИДОВ, 1 311 ЭКСПЕРТОВ, 1 160 НАБЛЮДАТЕЛЕЙ, 99 из которых участники проекта "Флора Крыма".
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Four days of Bioblitzing is over and we hope you had a good night's sleep last night - after midnight of course!
The observations are rolling in, and some fine one's there are too. So keep them coming. Remember you have until December 11th to upload them to iNaturalist, but photos and recordings must have been taken during the BioBlitz official four day time period.
At our project's location we were lucky with the weather over the four days, except for the heavy downfall...
Thank you to the 17 people & 74+ identifiers who participated in Greater Bendigo GSB2023!
**Remember you can upload/identify observations made during the GSB period (24-27 Nov) until end Monday 11 December **
La naturaleza me hizo fotógrafo, no soy fotógrafo por naturaleza.
I'm not a photographer by nature, observing nature is what makes me want to take pictures and become a photographer.
Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
I decided to try and make a key to all of the Eleodes species found in the U.S. (or that can likely be found in the U.S.), It probably isn’t perfect, and if the result doesn’t look right, let me know! I did sometimes use the help of keys shown in papers about Eleodes, and I did even quote one small section relating to E. carbonaria. While this key does bring them down to subspecies level, I did not include a key to the subspecies of E. carbonaria. Thomas 2012 has one though. Finally I sh...
Hello iNaturalist,
The observation period is now complete and thank you for participating in this year's event and being out in nature gathering observations in the Geelong region.
We now enter second phase where you still have a further 14 days to upload any observations in iNaturalist and confirm the identification of animals and plants species photographed.
It is advised that you complete the observation submission by the 8th of December to allow identifiers...
Observations I've submitted that I think are visually interesting, have good composition, and show the organism in a clearly identifiable way. Only including research-grade observations (for now). I want to get better at nature photography, and I want to keep track of my progress over time. I know the basic principles of photography, but I'm not used to applying them in the field. Almost all photos were taken with an iPhone.
Extremely open to suggestions from anyone who sees this. Wh...
To date, survey work has led to the documentation of 2672 species in the province. This works out to about 49% of the Lepidoptera species known in Canada including 65 families of Lepidopterans. Though I suspect we have likely found the lion’s share of species that reside here, there are likely many more, especially micro-lepidoptera awaiting discovery.
Numerous additions have been made since Pohl et al.'s 2018 "Annotated checklist of the moths and butterflies (Lepidoptera) of Can...
Thank you to everyone who has contributed observations! I hope you enjoyed getting out and exploring, even though it has been a very wet weekend.
Although the observation period has finished, you can still upload photos or sound recordings taken on the weekend and they will be added to the project. Observations can be added and identification can continue for 14 days - until the 11th December. At that point the totals for the bioblitz will be finalised.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed observations! I hope you enjoyed getting out and exploring, even though it has been a very wet weekend.
Although the observation period has finished, you can still upload photos or sound recordings taken on the weekend and they will be added to the project. Observations can be added and identification can continue for 14 days - until the 11th December. At that point the totals for the bioblitz will be finalised.
The Marble Bowl results are in and it looks like Auburn University has gotten its Iron Bowl revenge on The University of Alabama with a score 98.06 to 72.09. It was a hard fought competition with Auburn tallying more points and observers while Alabama recorded more unique species.
Nearly 39,000 observations were recorded by 366 observers across both teams, which beats out the 2022 total by over 4,000 observations. Great work, y’all!
That’s a wrap for this season. We’ll b...
I love birds. They’re gardeners, singers, tree planters… beautiful and elusive… unless you know what proper seed to bring.
It was very windy at the conservatory today and the birds were having a blast flying in the high winds where marshland meets the edge of the ocean . Hundreds, if not thousands of gulls, ducks, eagles, falcons, danced gracefully in the winds before my eyes.
I thought of George Lakkof, and how the simple framing of these wetlands as “swamps” could shield it...
Took some time to observe the birds that are daily company in my apartment life. I love their little singing~
They are “all the same”, but so different, as I have misidentified many in the past.
Nature truly forces us to look at the details, to pay close attention to the things around us, which we so often overlook.