Gita a Pavia - Castello visconteo - Dicembre 2023

D'inverno non c'è molto

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 16:47 por coltri coltri | 4 observaciones | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Coreopsis nuecensis vs Coreopsis nuecensoides

Last updated on December 9, 2023

Coreopsis nuecensis and Coreopsis nuecensoides are frequently confused with each other on iNat, so I made a document showing how to differentiate between them.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1QB3sFDNt0zR5YeUO3gYPxFV6cI8rR13fsJj9dyMlptk/edit#slide=id.p

An...

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 15:22 por plantman4 plantman4 | 2 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Jardins d’écoliers, Jardin botanique de Montréal, vers 1945

Extrait d’un courriel reçu de M. Famelart, cet été :
« Voilà ce qu’était l’actuel stationnement du Jardin botanique de Montréal, vers les années 1945-1950.

On voit la rue Sherbrooke et les jeunes ormes d’Amérique qui, devenus magnifiques, furent coupés sous les ordres du maire Drapeau, juste avant les Jeux olympiques de Montréal. »

Photos de M. Marcel Racine, qui était responsable des Jardins d’écoliers à l’époque.

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 14:21 por renard_frak renard_frak | 1 observación | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

🌿🐀"FUN IN THE SUN OR RAIN". FRIDAY 24 TO MONDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2023 🦋🍃🐟

🌿🐀"FUN IN THE SUN OR RAIN".🦋🍃🐟
PALMIET RIVER VALLEY CONSERVANCY iNATURALIST
THE GREAT SOUTHERN BIOBLITZ FRIDAY 24 TO MONDAY 27 NOVEMBER 2023.
VENUES: A on Friday and Saturday. B on Sunday and Monday...
TIMES: 10h00-12h00

  • The Palmiet River Valley Biodiversity iNaturalist Project.*
    Click the link below to access the Palmiet River Valley Project.
    Which has over 15,1100 observations, 2456 species, with 194 People 1144 Identifiers.

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 13:50 por leedeathe leedeathe | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Great Southern Bioblitz 2023: Eswatini - Plants

Endemic plants - 7 observations of 4 species

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 09:33 por katebraunsd katebraunsd | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Great Southern Bioblitz 2023: Eswatini - Fungi and Lichens

There were 5 lichen and 3 fungi observations.

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 09:32 por katebraunsd katebraunsd | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Great Southern Bioblitz 2023: Eswatini - Invertebrates Summary

Arachnids - there were three observations of spiders.

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 07:23 por katebraunsd katebraunsd | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Mosses on Seasonally Dry Conglomerates of Inland Denman Island, BC: Triple Rock

Conglomerates are a type of sedimentary rock made up from peices of other rocks. With the obligatory reference to this Beavis and Butthead clip, I can't emphasize enough the satisfaction I get seeing a rock made out of rocks. Sometimes, the rock is made out of rocks that themselves are made out of rocks. I don't know what the record is, but locally both the ...

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 03:50 por rambryum rambryum | 28 observaciones | 2 comentarios | Deja un comentario

The Late Season

This project was very fun and I noticed certain fungi growing late in the cold. I am very confidant that my skills are getting better and my navigation on Inatauralist is also being tuned. Next year will be fun for me to explore my new found passion of the ancient mushroom people.

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 03:15 por redroad111 redroad111 | 3 observaciones | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Decembe 10th - New England Diptera #7

Heyo, fly folk!

Last week was rather successful, so we are continuing with common families of Brachycera in New England! Keep an eye out, because next week we'll be taking a break... :o

Date & Time: 8 PM EDT on Sunday, December 10th.

Join here: Meeting Link

Meeting ID: 874 5687 3015

Passcode: diptera

Identify Li...

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 02:19 por zdanko zdanko | 2 comentarios | Deja un comentario

South section - 12/08/2023

Friday, 9:10-12:50 pm. ?? dead newts, no live ones
Weather: cold. It rained in San Jose a little bit this week.
Coverage: from ABR and Eldercroft Heights intersection to the first stop sign. I walked with Monica, Stephanie, and Terry.
I documented 159 dead newts, at least 76 of them were juveniles. Many of the newts were pretty fresh, including a few that looked alive... 111 newts (62 juveniles) were found on the reservoir side, and 48 newts (14 juveniles) were found on the h...

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Publicado el 9 de diciembre de 2023 01:05 por merav merav | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

An integrated interpretation of the diet and foraging ecology of the sable antelope (Hippotragus niger)

The diet and foraging ecology of the sable antelope (Hippotragus niger) - a ruminant combining glamour and vulnerability to extermination - have been studied intensively over the last half-century.

However, as far as I know, no author has yet provided a satisfactory overall interpretation - which I attempt in this Post.

The best summary so far published of the trophic (https://www.merriam...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 22:46 por milewski milewski | 13 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Observations of Pelegrina galathea , Peppered Jumping Spiders, on Barnes Tallgrass Prairie Remnants, Racine Co., WI 2017-2023

Pelegrina galathea, peppered jumping spiders, are often found from June through September on forbs and low shrubs at Barnes tallgrass prairie remnants in Racine County, WI. They share these remnants with Phidippus clarus, brilliant jumpers, which are often abundant from June through August. Phidippus princeps, grayish jumpers, are commonly seen from August through early October. Also present from July through September are Thomasidae, crab spiders and Dictyna sp. a small mesh weaver. Arg...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 22:04 por bkis bkis | 11 observaciones | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Updated species enrichment

A new tab was added to reflect current iNaturalist observation data and the deobscured data provided by project members.

Table is hosted by Google at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bXE0qFrbRfWxGI9lbkYH9y8ZJhuCBQZw04rt3mLBc64/edit#gid=919135906

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 21:28 por jhorthos jhorthos | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Записи докладов зимней встречи друзей «СтопБорщевик»

Вот и прошла зимняя встреча друзей движения «СтопБорщевик»! Благодарим всех, кто смог на ней поприсутствовать очно или онлайн! Уже доступны записи докладов встречи и ссылку на Яндекс.Диск с полным архивом материалов, включая презентации и фото с мероприятия.

  • Мария Логачева (Сколтех, МГУ)

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 18:01 por aagladilin aagladilin | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Записи докладов зимней встречи друзей «СтопБорщевик»

Вот и прошла зимняя встреча друзей движения «СтопБорщевик»! Благодарим всех, кто смог на ней поприсутствовать очно или онлайн! Уже доступны записи докладов встречи и ссылку на Яндекс.Диск с полным архивом материалов, включая презентации и фото с мероприятия.

  • Мария Логачева (Сколтех, МГУ)

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 17:57 por aagladilin aagladilin | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

25 Years of ‘The Plants of Nottingham – a city flora’ : Update November 2023

‘The Plants Of Nottingham’ (TPON) was written in 1998 by Peter Shepherd, with contributions by many local botanists and students. Since then it has been an invaluable tool for Nottingham’s rangers, recorders, and botanical enthusiasts. In 2023 the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust’s City Local Group (CLG) celebrated 25 years of ‘TPON’.
This is the second progress update of the activities that the City Local Group have done in 2023 since April, in one of our busiest years since the grou...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 17:31 por melica melica | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Bayard Cutting Arboretum's Native Plant Collection Breezy Island

Breezy Island is the native plant collection at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River, NY. A large number of native and near native plants were installed after invasive bamboo, phragmites, honeysuckles, and ivies were removed from the site in 2017. The collection has continued to expand in scope and diversity since then, including planted as well as non-cultivated native volunteers that were existing prior to the work or have seeded themselves in on their own and been encouraged to...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 14:52 por hcoste hcoste | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Fall 2023 obeservations and work

October 2023 - walkabout in the preserve with Jim A from Land Trust.
--We noticed many more Asclepias tuberosa milkweed plants than in years past. Probably due to more growing in nearby lands as well as intentional bringing pods to this preserve's meadows in fall and letting them fly.
-- Mowing is keeping down woody growth in field which is largely autumn olive and MF rose. Efforts to remove vines from trees has been really successful in cleaning up the line along the field.

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 13:30 por rdavis1 rdavis1 | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Гольяны, новое исследование.

Недавно наткнулся на ряд статей об обыкновенном гольяне (Phoxinus phoxinus). В статье речь шла о нуклеотидном ДНК и митохондриальном ДНК анализе экземпляров рыб с разных частей Европы. Результат лично меня очень удивил, но перед этим давайте поговорим о гольянах нашего региона.

Давно уже принято что практически всю Европейскую часть и Азию населяет 2 вида гольяна.
Это озёрный (Rhynchocypris percnurus, ранее Phoxinus percnurus) и, соответственно, обыкновенный (Phoxinus phoxin...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 12:09 por yurij_ivancea yurij_ivancea | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

LEADERBOARD regarding identifications

Cities from those with the most IDs to the least.
Please visit the city on the Overview page to help out with IDs
To help with IDs of taxonomic groups, please see: https://www.inaturalist.org/posts/87357-progress-with-taxonomic-groups

75 % Botswana South

65 % Nkangala
64 % Makana & Ndlambe, the Albany CoE
60 % Garden Route...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 10:43 por tonyrebelo tonyrebelo | 2 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Paper is out!

So the paper resulting from this project, led by @mattholden, @andrewrogers and me, has just been published online, though currently only in pre-proof, ugly unformatted Word doc stage; we have yet to receive a prompt from the journal to properly format and finalise it, though that should happen within the next few da...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 10:13 por rqy-yong rqy-yong | 4 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Great Southern Bioblitz 2023: Eswatini - Vertebrate observations

This year's observers were more focussed on plants, our vertebrate observations were opportunistic, so there is plenty of room for improvement on this in the future.

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 09:59 por katebraunsd katebraunsd | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Over 1000 pollinator species recorded with information about flower visitation

Nearly 1000 users have now contributed to over 1000 pollinator species records. Anybody is welcome to send interesting records to be added or to help with identifications of flowers to genus or species level. This is still a challenge.

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 09:30 por jelle85 jelle85 | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

'Tis the Season to be IDing :)

Hello all,

I had a conversation with Roger Morris on the Facebook group this week that gave me a few thoughts, and resulted in me finding some new ways of getting data which I thought you might be interested in. Here is a graph of the number of identifications added to UK Hoverflies weekly in 2022 and 2023. The green dot represents the last datapoint before we really kicked things off on this project.

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 09:22 por matthewvosper matthewvosper | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Кемеровская область: итоги ноября

Напомним, 12 ноября в России был дан старт исследовательскому проекту по изучению зимующих птиц на территории России, инициированный Союзом охраны птиц России. В течение ноября к проекту уже присоединились 39 регионов России! На утро 1 декабря в проект 572 наблюдателя загрузили 9.494 наблюдения для 190 видов.

Как обстоят дела у нас?

В отличие от южных регионов страны, в Сибирь реальная зима приходит намного раньше календарной. И хотя в этом году она подзадержалась, это не...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 06:06 por radlena radlena | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario

North section - 12/07/2023

Thursday, 9:15-11:50 pm. 139 dead newts, no live ones
Weather: Cold. It rained last night in San Jose.
Coverage: Jones trailhead to the second stop sign. I walked alone.
I documented 139 dead newts, many of them were fresh. At least 35 were juveniles. 74 newts (16 juveniles) were found on the hill side of the road, and 65 (19 juveniles) on the reservoir side.
Other roadkill: an arboreal salamander, toad, millipedes, centipedes, Jerusalem crickets, snails and slugs.
T...

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 02:01 por merav merav | 1 comentario | Deja un comentario

10 years and a month with iNaturalist...

...and now I basically plan my life around iNat activities, and totally enjoy it. I have met so many nice and knowledgeable people on the way, made awesome friends, seen wonderful nature, noticed a lot more of the tiny, amazing things around me, learned about critters I had never heard of before - Neotropical Deer Ked anyone? Luckily there is a lot more to see and learn about, so I'm looking forward to another 10 years with fellow iNatters.

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Publicado el 8 de diciembre de 2023 00:01 por annikaml annikaml | 4 comentarios | Deja un comentario

Green Anole Bones.

this was very hard to put the anole back together again! first i tried to remove it with tweezers, but unfortunately i did not own tweezers that could grab the bones gently enough in order for them to not break. i had to go in with my fingers grabbing the tiniest little bones ive ever seen. i was SWEATING it was so hard, and hearing any sort of crunches made my heart sink!

i spent the whole morning working on this instead of going on a nature walk, since i knew it would be too c...

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Publicado el 7 de diciembre de 2023 23:33 por jellybell jellybell | 1 observación | 0 comentarios | Deja un comentario
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