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Tijdens de raadsvergadering van 22 mei 2025 heeft de gemeenteraad van Nieuwegein een motie aangenomen om onderzoek te doen naar de natuur- en cultuurhistorische waarden van het gebied Dwelfsloot.
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Cape Cod is definitely popping right now! I was on the Upper Cape earlier this week. Sandwich area the adults were still eclosing (emerging from the larval exoskeleton, sometimes while we watched), but we could hear the calling noticeably in the distance. The house we were at had hundreds in the yard. They were very docile and (unfortunately) were not attracted to the blacklights we had up.
Frances Crane Wildlife Management Area is chock full of the ad...
Наконец-то нашёл повод начать писать в Журнал. Возможно, «выпуски» будут регулярными: рассказать всегда есть что, так как в голове очень много размышлений о вечном, когда бродишь в одиночестве по лесу, просто после утомительного похода очень трудно себя заставить сесть и начать это писать 🤦♂️ Но сегодня повод особенный: я приобрёл макролинзы для своего смартфона, и вот решил их выгулять, дабы посмотреть, что из этого получится. Возможно, кому-то будет полезен дан...
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El Colegio Sagrado Corazón de Pamplona se une al Biomaratón escolar
📅 Del 11 al 20 de junio, los alumnos de 1.º de ESO del Colegio Sagrado Corazón de Pamplona participan en una emocionante actividad educativa: un Biomaratón escolar por el Paseo del Arga, dentro del Biomaratón de Flora Española.
Link al proyecto: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/bi...
G.W. Carver Upper Elementary’s Outdoor Education Program immerses all 675 fourth- and fifth-grade students in weekly, 45-minute, place-based investigations on our own 50-acre campus—an ecological microcosm of the coastal ecosystems of Bryan County and the Ogeechee River Basin that our ...
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June 17th will be our first day of the BREGS BioBlitz, we will be using iPads with Seek/iNaturalist to make observations and identify as many organisms in the Dickey Ridge Visitor Center Area as possible.
Because this trip is happening a week apart, groups will be switching their sample site when they return for the 2nd day on June 23rd.
This can help us getter idea of the biodiversity in this Northern area of the park, as well as indicating how different the trail vs the p...
In un campo di trifogli osservo gli insetti presenti nel mezzo di una giornata di sole. Non fotografo delle formiche rosse e nere, un paio di farfalle bianche (probabili cavolaie) e dei moscerini estremamente piccoli, il resto viene catalogato: clorimie magnifiche maschi e femmine in abbondanza, moltissime api europee, molti Halicatus, un argo azzurro inseguito a lungo, molte mosche (Sacrophaga?), una Lygus (forse rugulipennis, che leggo va ghiotta di trifogli) e un coleottero che si muove...
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Florece el Conophytum bilobum!
(y yo sin darme cuenta del capullo)
15 described species of rainspiders (Genus Palystes), 13 of which are located in South Africa. In the Western Cape we have 4 described species:
1- common rainspider, Palystes superciliosus, with a light sternum with a single band on the sternum, or a K form band, and a bell shape on the ventral abdomen, female with Yellow-black-yellow ventral femora.
2 - Cape rainspider, Palystes castaneus, rarely any mottling on the dorsal side, quite matt looking, with yellowish setea giving th...
Por la mañana voy con Papá al Parque Grande para solucionar algunas dudas taxonómicas de Juniperus. Veo muchas tórtolas turcas, cotorras en sus nidos, un petirrojo, currucas capirotadas, estorninos negros, gorriones, urracas, palomas, mirlos. Cojo una pluma de torcaz y otra de cotorra. Luego voy a Sopeséns y me compro Mammillaria decipiens (en flor), Faucaria paucidens, Coryphantha radians y un Echinopsis (Lobivia) por identificar. ...
I spent almost an hour walking around the woods surrounding the reservoir today. Without a doubt, it was the hottest day since the beginning of spring. It was gloomy and sunny outside. Since so many people walk through this area, it is difficult to spot many insects or other creatures, and for some reason, I get a bit frightened whenever I go for a walk in the woods. But I also noticed a variety of ants, a lot of baby squirrels, and several kinds of birds. It was more difficult to locate t...
Veo una Scytodes thoracica en casa...
y veo que rebrota el Pancratium foetidum.
Veo un zorzal común en donde los Jubilados del Huerva y oigo carboneros.
[ 🌲 SORTIE BOTANIQUE AU COEUR DE VAUGRENIER - VEND. 13 JUIN 🌲 ]
Vendredi 13 Juin, dans le cadre de l'Atlas de la biodiversité communale de Villeneuve Loubet, le Conservatoire d'espaces naturels de Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur vous invite à une sortie botanique au cœur du Parc naturel départemental de Vaugrenier. Entre prairies humides et boisements, venez découvrir les secrets d'une flore exceptionnelle et menacée.
Pour nous rejoindre, rendez-vous au parking de la maison fore...
I just wanted to add a journal entry to see how it looks and how I could use it in my classroom. I usually tie in insect collections early before they go away once cold weather hits, but this broadens the horizons as to what species I can include. This is the place where I could have students put their reflections. Their reflection may include writing a paragraph reflecting on what they see or a paragraph or poem about how it makes you feel.
A mostly cloudy day, cooler than the previous couple of days, with the possibility of rain in the afternoon. We started on our walk late in the morning with low expectations but were rewarded for our persistence by sighting a two-spotted bumble bee feeding on the flowers of red clover plants that were growing in the lawn on the south side of David A. Balfour Park. The parks department earlier this spring planted new plantings of shrubs and saplings on the sloping south lawn and (so far) ha...
Hallo Naturfans!
Am Samstag startet endlich der Bioblitz – und wir machen euch am Freitag fit dafür! In einem kurzen Workshop zeigen wir euch, wie iNaturalist funktioniert.
📅 Wann? Freitag, 13. Juni, 14:00 Uhr
📍 Wo? H33, Angewandte Informatik
✉️ Anmeldung: obg@uni-bayreuth.de
Schon Teil des Bioblitz-Projekts? Wenn nicht, hier entlang:
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List of Lobaria pulmonaria observations on rock substrate. List initiated by Tom Norton (tsn).
"I don't have a complete list, but here are some I have noted along the way:"
NC https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/127894975 (elevation obscured)
ME
Another species of bumblebee, Bombus saltuarius, has been added to the region's species list.
The species is quite rare, previously only saw a male once, but unfortunately could not catch him.
განახლებული ტაქსონომიითა და საქართველოს ფლორის (რ. გაგნიძე, 2011 წ. ტ. XVI) მიხედვით საქართველოში ჯადვარის გვარის 9 სახეობა გვხვდება.
მრავალწლიანი ტუბერიანი ბალახოვანი მცენარეებია ფესვთანური ფოთლებით და აღმართული შეფოთლილი საყვავილე ღერძით.
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Buongiorno a tutti,
vi scriviamo per comunicarvi un doppio traguardo raggiunto!
Il primo, si riferisce al numero di osservazioni raccolte grazie a tutti noi: ben 932 al 31 maggio 2025.
Il secondo è rappresentato dall'aggiornamento, con nuovi contenuti, del sito del progetto, di cui vi riportiamo di seguito il link:
Qui potete trovare le schede delle specie più caratteristiche del t...
Se trata de una asociación medioambiental del municipio de Oria (Almería). Ente sus objetivos se encuentra concienciar sobre la importancia que tiene conocer, cuidar y conservar el medio ambiente, así como preservar el patrimonio histórico, cultural y tradicional.
"Pretende acercaros e involucraros en el medio ambiente y su conservación y manteneros informados sobre las noticias medio ambienta...
Am 18. Juni fahren wir nach Seewalchen am Attersee, wo wir uns im Garten des Biogärtners Karl PLOBERGER nach Amphibien und Reptilien umsehen und förderliche Strukturen entdecken werden. Danach machen wir uns zu Fuß auf den Weg zum GERLHAMER MOOR, wo wir mehr über die Bedeutung dieses speziellen Lebensraumes erfahren und mit etwas Glück Amphibien und Reptilien in ihrer natürlichen Umgebung beobachten können. Wir freuen uns, wenn ihr uns bei dieser Exkursion begleitet!
Wann: 18. Juni...
The young Peregrine Falcons of the Class of 2025 have begun flight training at Laguna Grande Park. A pair again successfully nested in the nest box on Embassy Suites and the youngsters are learning how to be the fastest birds in the world. Head over soon and enjoy this conservation success story.
📸: (c) Carole Rose
A couple years ago my daughters and I watched with delight as the yo...
Upon my visit to the boat landing beach near Dalhousie on June 5th, there was an abundance of different species of green algae. Rockweed or knotted wrack aswell as branched wrack specimens were scattered across all intertidal zones. There was no wind thankfully, and a mild temperature of 12-15 degrees celcius. This spot is a special place to reconnect with the ocean after a hard study session and due to the steep hill that leads you down to this place, you geta release of endorphins as wel...
Last summer, May - June 2024, I biked trails in the Francis Marion Forest around an area looking for Venus Fly Traps. One visitor to the forest that he saw Carnivorous Plants or Venus Fly Traps there. It wasn't clear which he meant, but it sounded like he meant VFTs. He saw them in a particular "Carolina Bay" swamp.
On my bike trips, I saw Sundews and Pitcher Plants from the road and trails and posted photos here on INaturalist.
I went back this June 6 2025 to other trails ...
I went to Crystal Crescent Beach in the evening in June. The beach looked beautiful with golden light on the waves, but it was very windy. Sand was flying around, and the waves were loud and rough. I saw some seaweed on the rocks and a few birds walking near the water. Gulls were flying in the wind, calling out as they passed. The wind made it hard to stay still, but I loved the wild feeling of the place. This visit showed me that the beach can be powerful and full of life, even when the w...
A few days after the storm, I went back to Point Pleasant Park, this time after sunset. The park felt calm and quiet. The sky had a soft purple glow, and everything looked peaceful. I didn’t see many people. I heard crickets chirping and the sound of waves in the distance. It was cool to see how different the park felt in the evening. Without bright sunlight, I noticed more small things, like rustling leaves and the smell of wet soil. It was also quite dark, so visibility was limited, and ...
I visited Point Pleasant Park in Halifax during heavy rain and strong winds. The sky was dark and cloudy, and as soon as I entered the park, rain started falling hard. The wind blew through the trees, making them sway side to side. Even though the weather was rough, there was something peaceful about being there. I saw rain collecting around tree roots and dripping off leaves. It was also hard to take many pictures because of the rain and the risk of getting my phone wet. This visit showed...
