Start time: 12.20pm
Duration: 3hr, 30mins (approx)
Distance: 5.5km (approx)
iNaturalist observations: 11
Below are some of the common and/or notable species I observed and was able to identify:
📷 = Observations posted
Trees:
Start time: 10:50AM
Duration: 3 hours, 17 minutes
Distance: 6.4km (approx)
iNaturalist observations: 19
Below are some of the common and/or notable species I observed and was able to identify:
📷 = Observations posted
Trees:
Rejoignez l'équipe GERM' dans le cadre du Nature City Challenge Marseille 2024.
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2024-marseille
Dans le cadre de cette formidable manifestation sur iNaturalist, l'association GERM' organise des inventaires sur des secteurs de nature en ville dont elle a la gestion.
Plusieurs équipes pourront se déplo...
This months observation was by . He observed this on January 25th, 2024 at 11:59am in Long Island. His inaturalist name is zitserm and the observation can be seen at:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197619072
We believe this to be in the Genus Mycena although further study would need to be done to get it down to species. If you have further information please do not hesitate...
Garlic Mustard, also known as Alliaria petiolata, can be found in the herbaceous layer of Charles river wetlands, the Sachar Woods, and in just about every nook and cranny around campus. This invasive plant spreads quickly through wind spread seeds and sprouts early in the spring. Garlic mustard is also allelopathic, meaning it excretes chemicals that limit the growth of other species of plant...
Hola!
Espero que estén super bien! Quiero decirles que ahora tenemos nuestro proyecto para la próxima biobúsqueda! Por favor, sumanse a nosotr@s! Solo faltan 222 días!
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/gran-biobusqueda-del-sur-2024-region-de-coquimbo
Vamos región de Coquimbo!
Cheers,
--Ben.
Hey y'all, I made this post to inform everyone of our spring 24 goals. I know I have been rather inactive lately, but I assure you that will change. My apologies for not continuing the ob of the week series, I was extremely busy and it slipped my mind. Starting in March we will start the observation of the month series, because week wasn't really explainable. We will host the annual "Race for the Summer Tanager". There will also be a focus on herps come spring that I hope would be r...
Bristol Pond (also called Winona Lake on some maps) is a large wetland complex in the town of Bristol in Addison County, Vermont. Bristol Pond is the source of Pond Brook, which flows north through the adjacent town of Monkton before emptying into Lewis Creek (which itself empties in Lake Champlain). The
I'm super lucky to get to work with the Texas Master Naturalist program. And some of the absolute BEST iNatters in Texas are Master Naturalists! There are lots of chapters of this dedicated volunteer group throughout the state. If you're not familiar, here is the website: https://txmn.tamu.edu/
Anyways, there are a couple new classes here in the DFW that have iNaturalist projects just for the new students! Please d...
As many of you know, my company – Owlfly LLC – is working to develop a new kind of thermal insulation for buildings inspired by the way wasps construct their nests. Our insulation product (which we’ve appropriately named YellowJacket) is certified as more efficient than nearly all commercially-available fiberglass insulation, and we’re creating bett...
A bioblitz is a communal citizen-science effort to record as many species within a designated location and time period as possible (iNaturalist). To participate in this event, you will first need an iNaturalist account. From there, you can upload observations through the iNaturalist app with a smart phone. You can also use a computer to upload photos from your cameral or phone.
On a gorgeous late January South Florida morning with feels like temperatures somewhere in the high 50s to low 60s, I decided to take advantage of the cool weather and windy conditions to explore typically mosquito infested tropical hardwood hammocks for rare orchids in the Long Pine Key area of Everglades National Park.
I enjoyed a cold and peaceful sunrise beside the water and began a solo hike through one of my favorite hammocks at around 7:15am, as the sun just barely poked over ...
It seems the new year is moving so rapidly I can't believe we're almost mid-way through February. Last week we had epic rains here in Southern California (and much of the state as well). While this much rain may not be cause for concern in many other parts of the country, here we suffer from floods and mudslides when we get a lot of rain all at once. So it really does impact the terrain as well as people.
Once the rain subsided, I decided to head over to a place called Dexter Par...
Друзья, спасибо всем за очень интересные обсуждения и рассказы! Было очень полезно, надеюсь что понравилось и вам.
Приглашаем всех в чат для быстрой координации совместных поездок по Новосибирской области и не только, интересных встреч и прочего общения.
https://t.me/inat_nso
И предлагаю подумать над следующей встречей наш...
From the Fynbos to the Kalahari, our exploration so far has led us to one inescapable conclusion about lichens – the closer you look, the more you find. In fact, in our recent research in the Western Cape and the Kalahari, we found two new genera and, we believe, several new species.
https://botanicalsociety.org.za/many-lichens-are-still-mysteries-to-science/
by:...
HADDAD, K., CHETIBI, M., AFOUTNI, L. & FILALI, A. 2021. Du nouveau sur les orchidées de Constantine (nord-est d'Algérie), 2021. Journal Eur. Orch. Volume 53 (2-4): 135–178.
Summary
De Belair, G., Vela, E. & R. Boussouak (2005): Inventory of Numidian orchids (NE Algeria) from twenty years.- Jour. Eur. Orch. 37 (2): 291-401. This first survey is not exhaustive. Nevertheless, it collects within six countries (wi/aya) thirty-four orchid species (and two hybrids) concernin...
HADDAD, K., VÉLA, E., CHETIBI, M. & AFOUTNI, L. 2021. Nouvelles observations d’Ophrys de Battandier Ophrys battandieri E.G.Camus (pro hybr.) 1908 en Numidie (Algérie). L’Orchidophile 231 : volume 52 (4): 357-364.
Abstract.– The region of Constantine is part of the area of Numidia which covers an area of approximately 10,000 km2, known for its remarkable flora richness and significant ecological diversity. With Guelma and Souk-Ahras, all three regions have a distinctly contine...
HADDAD, K., CHETIBI, M. & AFOUTNI, L. 2023. Nature et ampleur du commerce d’oiseaux exotiques à Tamanrasset (sud algérien) et nouvelle espèce pour la région [Nature and extent of the exotic bird trade at Tamanrasset (southern Algeria) and a new species for the region]. Go-South Bulletin, 20: 89-101.
Nature and extent of the exotic bird trade at Tamanrasset (southern Algeria) and a new species for the region.
In this article, we provide an annotated list of non-native bird...
HADDAD, K. & DEKKICHE, S. 2023. Reproduction de l’Échasse blanche Himantopus himantopus à la retenue collinaire El Mellah, Constantine, Algérie [Breeding of the Black-winged Stilt Himantopus himantopus at El Mellah hill reservoir, Constantine, Algeria]. Go-South Bulletin, 20: 5-13.
Breeding of the Black-winged Stilt Himantopus himantopus at El Mellah hill reservoir, Constantine, Algeria
Ornithological surveys in the wilaya of Constantine, north-east Algeria have been init...
HADDAD, K., AFOUTNI, L. & CHETIBI, M. 2023. Statut de certains oiseaux notamment sahéliens dans le Sahara algérien (1ère parte) [Status of certain birds in particular Sahelians in the Algerian Sahara (firts part)]. Alauda, 91 (3): 183-192.
ABSTRACT.– Status of certain birds in particular Sahelians in the Algerian Sahara (first part).
Knowledge of the birds of Algeria has considerably progressed in recent years, especially in the south
of the country, mainly in the wil...
I wrote a blog entry today about the rediscovery of this rare species and a brief introduction to this tree.
You can read it here:
https://medium.com/@johnedward.villasis/ficus-cassidyana-elmer-a-century-of-being-elusive-8c2a5488cf21
Obedas proboscideus is a small, unusual planthopper with coriaceous wings and a uniquely shaped head. The genus was originally described from East Africa; observations of this species near Pretoria either represent a range expansion or a second, undescribed member of the genus. It appears to be very rare.
Obedas is closely related to the genera Durium and Bananello...
Il 21-23 giugno, a Sedico, presso il Parco Nazionale delle Dolomiti Bellunesi, si terrà il tradizionale evento annuale “IncontrALI” dell’Associazione Lepidotterologica Italiana A.L.I. (www.lepidoptera.life).
Sarà un evento dedicato ai Lepidotteri, un’occasione per incontrare altre persone interessate allo studio e alla conservazione di questi animali e dei loro ambienti, e un’occasione di aggiornamento e formazione su...
Liebe Naturinteressierte,
hier der link zum globalen Dachprojekt:
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2024
Beste Grüße, Rita
Head dark red, frons dark red-brown. Thorax and scutellum metallic steel blue, densely rough chagrinized all over, shiny and above with a few tomented brown lines. Abdomen shiny aeneous, pilosity yellowish white shimmering. Legs shiny pitch black. Wings brown with milky white spots.
Original description & illustration of wing in:
Hendel, G. F. 1914. Die Arten der Platystominen. (Mit 4 Tafeln). Abhandlungen des Kaiserlich- und Königlichen Zoologisch-Botanischen Gesellscha...
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t is an exceptionally warm month of February. Thanks to the southerly winds ("Föhn"), it will be up to 20°C in the Rhine Valley today! Small insects, a snail and various mosses thrive in the forest. Thanks a lot for your suggestions for identification.!
