Registro realizado por orlandomontes , Especie ( Diplocampta secunda ), 10 de Diciembre de 2023 , Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile.
Diplocampta ...
It is almost time for the start of this year's City Nature Challenge.
Get out there and enjoy yourself.
Lots of observations. And if you think you have taken enough, add a few more to make sure.
Any interesting stories please email them to grd.cnc@gmail.com so we can share them on Facebook.
The land that comprises the present Ensor Park and Museum was originally purchased from the State of Kansas in 1875 by Bill McCabe. In 1909, the property was purchased by the Ensors. Although we don't know exactly how the fields of this property might have been used in the early days, we do know that for many years the Ensors used them to provide brome hay and pasturage for their dairy herd. The City of Olathe has now embarked on a plan to establish a native prairie on 32 acres of the mu...
Registro realizado por orlandomontes , Especie ( Chrysanthrax semilugens ), 12 de Diciembre de 20121 , Concepcion, Bío Bío, Chile.
Chrysanthra...
What: Bioblitz event at Needmore Game Land
When:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3662758/
"Considering their phylogenetic placement, six species of subgenus Mallocybe (Mallocybe clade) have been assayed. Of these, I. agardhii, I. dulcamara, I. caesariata, and I. malenconii have been reported as muscarine positive. However, I. terrigena and I. unicolor lack muscarine. Within section Rimosae s. str. (Pseudosperma clade), five ...
Olá, olá!
Saíram os certificados novos do Brasil. Os certificados iniciais foram corrigidos e foram realizados como adicionais os das pessoas que preencheram o formulário e que cumpriam com o requisito exigido pela organização internacional (ter realizado pelo menos 10 observações durante a GBS2023).
Foram 46 as pessoas certificadas da mesorregião Vale do Itajaí, as quais correspondem a:
While I've spent most of my time hiking woods and prairies recently to watch the growth and bloom of the spring ephemerals, I decided I'd like a change of pace!
I live in a wonderful area, about 20 mins from the Horicon Marsh. For those unfamiliar, this 32,000 acre marsh is home to an incredible amount of wildlife, especially birds, and is home to around 100 whooping cranes of the Eastern Migratory Pathway. While whooping cranes were not among my observations last night, I ...
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Hi Everyone!
Writing to let you all know that City Nature Challenge is happening THIS WEEKEND in Bethlehem (for the first time ever!), and we would love to have you participate!
I’ve tagged you in this journal post because you’re a top observer in the Lehigh Valley area over the last year or so. We’re really hoping you’ll participate in this year’s City Nature Challenge – since this is a new event for the area, your observations and identifications will go a long way in h...
NOTE: This glossary contains mostly the terms used in the family chapters and those that are widely used. Also note that when "of spiders" is used, it doesn't mean other animals don't have those characters or terms being used for them. Also, for many of the terms and such, I will sometime add photos/illustrations.
WEBSITES:
World Spider Catalog (2023). Version 24.5. Natural History Museum Bern, online at http://wsc.nmbe.ch, accessed on November 28, 2022.
iNaturalist (2023). iNaturalist, online at http://www.inaturalist.org, accessed on November 28, 2022.
The inaugural York City Nature Challenge starts at midnight tonight! Are you ready to get out and make observations of WILD plants and animals using the iNaturalist app? You can make biodiversity observations as an individual or join one of the many events being hosted by various groups across greater York between 26-29th April. York is competing against ~700 cities worldwide and 23 other UK cities to have as much participation and observations of wildlife as possible over these 4 days!<...
Folks, get those phones charged and those fingers ready to snap some pictures. As of the time of writing this we are only 12 hours away from the beginning of our City Nature Challenge! I just wanted to provide you all with the list of events happening in our challenge area that I am aware of, as well as the other resources that we have at our disposal.
Friday:
No formal events
Travis' locations:
It's been around one and a half years since I first announced I was working on a field guide to spider families from around the globe. The book is to be called A Field Guide to the Spider Families of the World. It will have straightforward identification for all spider families around the globe, and each family in the book is presented with various names, included taxa (genera, species, etc.), taxonomy (classification, such as spider families that are morphologically similar, or...
The Forks is right at the urban heart of Winnipeg with all the city conveniences. The adjacent rivers also make it a good place to observe nature. Wildlife here is used to the people passing by so if you do not approach too closely you can observe there day to day activities without disturbing them.
The Richardson's ground squirrels are out of hibernation - you might know them better as 'gophers.' Look for them in the grassy area south of the Riel Esplanade pedestrian bridge or o...
Several prizes are up for grabs for people that joined the City Nature Challenge 2024: Greater Victoria iNaturalist project.
One project participant will be randomly selected for each of these categories to win a smartphone macro camera lens:
-Five native species observations
-Five inter-tidal species observations
-Five invertebrate observations
-More than 12 different species observations
The project participant with the most identifications will win: a ...
I am hoping that fellow Maritimers will be out in full force once the clock strikes midnight tonight. Perhaps a few moths will be out waiting to be photographed or maybe you have a headlamp and can take a few photos of critters under a rock. or maybe you can record a few noisy animals in your area (not people!).
I am assume that Newfoundlanders are competitive and that they will be out between 12:00 and 12:29am Newfoundland time. They have an opportunity to post observations befo...
Summer is finally coming and I can't wait to go out in nature and observe the flora that is around me!
Lots of plans, observations and adventures are coming, stay tuned.
I am hoping that fellow Maritimers will be out in full force once the clock strikes midnight tonight. Perhaps a few moths will be out waiting to be photographed or maybe you have a headlamp and can take a few photos of critters under a rock. or maybe you can record a few noisy animals in your area (not people!).
I am assume that Newfoundlanders are competitive and that they will be out between 12:00 and 12:29am Newfoundland time. They have an opportunity to post observations befo...
Hi everyone, I opened up the window a few days early to get you started on making observations. Looks like we have a few people making observations already! Looking forward to a nice weekend of exploring.
Registro realizado por orlandomontes , Especie ( Hyperalonia chilensis ), 14 de Diciembre de 2021 , Concepcion, Bío Bío, Chile.
Hyperalonia ,e...
Maritimers will likely be out in full force once the clock strikes midnight tonight. Any Newfoundlanders competitive? Willing to record a few observations between 12:00 and 12:29am? How many observations can you record before other parts of Canada are able to participate?
Last year three iNatters (@theshads @logybayer
Its almost here - the annual global bioblitz to celebrate Earth Week. You can join in by simply adding observations of nature from the spaces where you live, work and play.
Its a great time to invite a friend along to introduce them to using iNaturalist - and with two sets of eyes searching you will likely find even more things to observe.
The weekend weather looks a bit up and down with some wet patches - so dress up warm and dry. At least we won't need to worry too muc...
Завдяки учаснику @p_h_r_o_g_g_o, ми маємо перше спостереження звичайного рибця на території Укріїни на цьому сайті.
Риба ця досить рідкісна та ареал ії проживання щороку зменшується, проте не належить до червоної книги, навідміну від Vimba vimba tenella - Малого рибця, що прийнятий в нас як окремий вид та признаний за Червоною книгою як зниклий (мешкав у Криму та зараз невелика популяція відом...
As the CNC is global and starts at midnight local time it meant that New Zealand was at the top of the leaderboard earlier this morning - only one observation but that made then the first. It is now just passed midnight in Australia so the observations are pouring in ... 17 so far...
to keep an eye on the leaderboard for this part of the world keep refreshing this URL:
midnight your time - wherever you are located. The observation period for this years City Nature Challenge runs from the very beginning of April 26 to the very end of April 29. The challenge has become a global Earth week tradition - a four day bioblitz focused on where people live work and play.
Its a great way to celebrate the return of spring here in the north even if the weather can be a bit changeable. The spring bird migration is bringing us new opportunities every day. The...
City Nature Challenge 2024 has begun. Join this global bio-blitz and learn about the biodiversity that lives in Wellesley. Learn more here.
https://www.citynaturechallenge.org/participate
Sustainability in Colwich & the Haywoods (SinCH) are running a Green Walk – Help us identify spring plants and insects on Saturday 27th April 2024. (Meet at Great Haywood Memorial Hall at 1.30 pm)
We will be starting at 13.30 at the Memorial Hall with a quick overview of iNaturalist and how to use it.
We’ll then take a walk around areas which haven’t yet been surveyed for the local Help Nature Thrive project and you can help us build up the picture of the biodiversity...
Hi folks,
The annual City Nature Challenge is getting ready to start and we need your help! Between Friday, April 26 and Monday, April 29, we need you to help us find as many species as possible using iNaturalist. All iNaturalist observations from Nelson, Albemarle, Charlottesville, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Orange counties will automatically be counted towards the Challenge.
I’ve tagged you in this post because you've made observations near The Nature Conservancy's ...
