Progetto "Biodiversità con l'A.I."
Questo progetto permette alle scuole id esplorare la biodiversità del proprio territorio e di coinvolgere attiviamente le scolaresce in attività di Citizen Science.
Seguiremo la metodologia didattica IBSE.
Questo progetto permette alle scuole id esplorare la biodiversità del proprio territorio e di coinvolgere attiviamente le scolaresce in attività di Citizen Science.
Seguiremo la metodologia didattica IBSE.
Moin moin,
Ich habe in den letzten Monaten einen pflanzenkundlichen Rundbrief für den Landkreis Lüneburg erstellt. Mit dieser Zusammenstellung von botanischen Aktivitäten im Jahr 2023 möchte ich über die heimische Flora des Landkreises informieren und Anstoß zu mehr Engagement für den Pflanzenartenschutz geben! Wer den Rundbrief erhalten möchte, darf mir gerne per Direktnachricht hier bei iNat eine E-Mail-Adresse zukommen lassen, dann leite ich ihn gerne weiter.
Als weite...
Benvenuti nella settimana che ospita l "International Day for Biological Diversity".
Nel 2022, gli studenti dell'università di Pisa hanno fornito dati per 352 nuove specie mai censite negli anni precedenti tramite la piattaforma.
Ai fini del concorso, si puntualizza che per la compilazione e l'invio della liberatoria per l'utilizzo delle immagini, è preferibile fornire un’unica liberatoria generica indicando come titolo "tutte le opere" e come data dello scatto il periodo d...
Described is the collection of a segment of the Peanut cactus (Lobivia silvestrii) in Mabelreign, Harare, Zimbabwe and planting it in sandy soil in a pot, with the resultant impressive, deep red floral display. It's accepted scientific name is also Echinopsis chamaecereus and Chamaecereus silvestrii, and its different names may be associated with the fact that it was initially collected by botanist Carlo Spegazzini, but not located in later expeditions of Roberto Kiesling, who instead d...
I spent the day monitoring flightradar24.com watching the air attack on the Wildcat fire. It's quite an impressive effort. There were almost 50 slurry runs today.
The area burning is one I know well. I've been up many of those canyons and ridges south of Bartlett Dam Road and know the area ...
Curupí es un proyecto de restauración ecológica, abierto y colaborativo, para la restauración de los hábitats naturales, la recuperación de la biodiversidad y los servicios ecosistémicos del delta del Paraná. La restauración se instrumenta a escala residencial mediante la implementación de refugios y corredores de biodiversidad que funcionen a escala paisaje como corredores discontinuos de manera tal de lograr una conectividad regional entre las distintas propiedades restauradas, ambi...
It is easy to show that the ostrich (Struthio camelus) has a small brain relative to like-size ungulates - with which it is ecologically comparable.
What is more subtle is an allometric comparison of brain sizes between the ostrich and trophically comparable but far smaller birds, particularly Phasianidae (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasianidae).
In this Post, I suggest that the ostrich is,...
La planta comenzó a cerrar sus pétalos con los primeros rayos del sol, fue cerrando poco a poco y después de medio día ya estaba completamente cerrada. Fue polinizada por abejas de la región color amarillo y negro.
Trip Date: 2024-05-18
Cave Zones
I currently use the field "Cave Zone" to indicate where in cave the observation was made. I have used the following definitions:
It appears that another zone between Twilight and Dark is needed. This ...
I have been waiting for I think 3 or 2 months for a chance to get an observation, but they kept flying away. I am so happy.
I'm not sure what it is with these little guys, but jumping spiders just do not make me afraid as much as other spiders. It is most likely because I have never had a bad experience with them as a child haha. This little guy here is unique. I haven't been able to find a species for him that matches mostly. He has a white body and black markings, and has been ID'd for now as a "White-jawed Jumping Spider". Perhaps there is some sort of dimorphism? Or is it an entirely different species?
I have seen two mourning doves in my area for a while. Do you think they are paired up as mates?
Ci siamo fermati a 130?
Facciamo un po' di conti. Eravamo in 17 e le istruzioni erano di fare le foto ad almeno 10 tra animali e piante.
Quindi 10 x 17 fa 170. Considerato che alcuni di noi hanno continuato a fare osservazioni e ad inserirle, dovremmo aver superato le 200 osservazioni.
Quindi? Cosa è successo?
Coraggio...
Ricordatevi domani, andando e tornando da scuola di avere un po' di occhio, se siete con amici chiedete anche a loro di prestare attenzione.
I recently photographed a new lichen species during my quest to find and identify lichens, Namaqua lichen Heterodermia namaquana.
Alan Fryday, author of the South African lichen checklist referred me to the paper on this species by Franklin Brusse (Bothalia 22:183 1992) highlighting the characteristics of the species. However, it is apparent that it can be confused with two other species.
Heterodemia erinacea
Heterodermia ciliatomarginata - accepted nam...
1.-Pareja de Azulejos Garganta Canela son fotografiados por primera vez el día 2 de Febrero en Fraccionamiento Campestre Rincon de Arcentales (km 42) carretera libre Saltillo-Torreón. Municipio de General Cepeda, Coahuila.
2.- Hay evidencia fotográfica que anidaron en un nogal seco (fotografias del 02 03 2024).
3.- 2 fotografias de un juvenil visto a las 11.48 am el 11 05 2024 en la misma zona.
3.- Ultima foto de azulejo garganta canela(adulto) el dia 18 de may...
We had a total of 792 observations on the first day of the bioblitz, with 320 unique species recorded, from bird’s nest fungi to the white-tipped ctenucha to the Wilson’s warbler to the fringed false hellebore. It's a little breathtaking to see the diversity of nature at Sea Ranch being displayed like this.
While recording the number of species is key, we also would like to know where they are found, so for example we can document all the places the tanoak are thriving, or where...
Welcome to our second year of the B-Team Community Science Project at Rogers Center.
We are excited to see so many new observations already this year. I have yet to do much bee photography at Rogers - unfortunately, the warm weather coincides with school programs, so my time is pretty much booked. But on Monday mornings when I'm out leading our Rambles, I'll be taking bee photos when I can!
Soon our new Upstate Institute Fellow, Charlie Tourbaf, will be joining us, to p...
It's 2024 and we are already off to a great start! I'm seeing lots of new bees already added to our project, which is very exciting.
I'm waiting for a few sunny days when I can get away from my desk and go out on our property at Rogers Center and start recording what we have here. But in the meantime, our Upstate Institute Fellow for 2024, Charlie Tourbaf, will be joining us soon to pick up where Matt McGeary left off last year with the B-Team project. So we hope to be getting...
6 species:
Round Hickorynut Obovaria subrotunda, 2 observations
crane-fly orchid Tipularia discolor, 1 observation
Fawnsfoot Truncilla donaciformis, 1 observation
northern oak fern Gymnocarpium jessoense, 1 observation
Prairie Crab Apple Malus ioensis, 1 observation
Goosefoot Cornsalad Valerianella chenopodifolia, 1 observation
Today at 7am: 2201 observations of 443 species for 180 observers Most observed species: Claytonia siberica (35 obs) followed by Tellima grandiflora & Iris tenax with 30 obs each.
To see the full tally of observations per species click on https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/lane-county-wildflower-show-florablitz-2024?tab=species
You can scroll dow...
Novedades
I've just created a new project to collect observations of things that feed on ferns, and all are welcome to join! https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/feasting-on-ferns
It may seem like not much eats ferns, but many insects and other animals do, either casually or exclusively--including sawfly larvae, moth caterpillars, agromyzid and anthomyiid fly larvae, leafhoppers, foliar nematodes, ...
Dobiliśmy do 3000 taksonów!!!
Z tego gatunków ze stopniem badawczym 2042, natomiast łączna ilość obserwacji to ponad 16 300.
Przybywają kolejne interesujące gatunki oraz wiedza o rozmieszczeniu tych już znanych.
Następny kamień milowy ... niech będzie 3500 :)
Dragonflies are in the air in increasing numbers now. The number of observers is also on the rise.
We are on pace with 2023 (which set new high records) for numbers and species. For 2024, there are over 3,000 observations, over 250 observers, over 70 species. The weather for the next 10 days is also favorable.
There are a number of new County Records and also some new Early Flight dates. It's challenging to keep up with everything when I want to be in the field!
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Acanthaspis is a genus (Reduviidae: Reduviinae) of assassin bugs found in Africa and parts of Asia. The most recent large publication concerning the oriental species deals with species found in China. You can read mo...
alle Quadranten
Tragopogon orientalis - Orientalischer Bocksbart
Euphrasia officinalis - Gewöhnlicher Augentrost
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Iris sibirica - Sibirische Schwertlilie
Provate ad approfondire la conoscenza di una delle vostre osservazioni.
Utilizzate la piattaforma e vedrete che potrete arrivare a conoscere tutto su quella pianta o animale e anche imparare a riconoscerla meglio rispetto a chi le somiglia.
Buon divertimento!
The ostrich (Struthio camelus) is the largest living bird.
It has an uniquely large intestine for a bird, resembling ungulates in this way.
In this series of Posts, I compare the ostrich with ungulates in terms of
This provides a basis for ecological comparison between the ostrich and African ungulates.
I find that the ostrich shares the same body mass as several co...