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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Glacier County, MT from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Gallatin County, MT from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Flathead County, MT from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Deer Lodge County, MT from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Beaverhead County, MT from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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This article discusses morphology and identification of the common red and black raspberries in North America: R. idaeus, R. (idaeus) strigosus, R. leucodermis, and R. occidentalis.
There are many species in the large genus Rubus with the name "raspberry", which generally refers to berries (technically, aggregate fruit) that separate from their receptacle when ripe, giving them a hollowed-out shape (in contrast to blackberries that are not hollow). The...
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Freemont County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Hot Springs County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022.. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Summer Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge: Park County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday June 9th to 11:59 PM on Sunday June 12th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Sublette County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Teton County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Washakie County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Big Horn County, WY from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Wallowa County, OR from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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This week's feature is a southern pygmy clubtail, photographed and logged by iNaturalist user dannyoshea near Fredericton, NB. It is a secretive inhabitant of forests adjacent to pristine, spring-fed brooks, seepages and small rivers. Southern pygmy clubtail larvae are intolerant of excessive sedimentation and the...
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Union County, OR from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Baker County, OR from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello everyone,
In kicking off our upcoming Bioblitz on July 9, 10 of this year I wanted to share with you a blog post about Vashon Nature Center's Bioblitz effort that started in 2012. This will be our 10th anniversary Bioblitz this year!
https://vashonnaturecenter.org/join-us-for-bioblitz-2022-july-9th-and-10th/
I am also using this journal article to tag the 20...
Welcome to week two of the Scavenger Hunt!
In this week’s Nature Invaders Weekly Digest, we talked about common invasive ground covers. Not receiving the weekly digest? Sign up here: http://eepurl.com/h4FSLf.
Invasive ground covers like lily-of-the-valley, periwinkle and goutweed form dense, thick mats that spread q...
(writing in progress)
I think I may have spotted something original in the morphology of the Carnivora.
The topic is a mechanism, in the skeleton of the toes, whereby the last, clawed phalanx is hinged relative to the rest of the digit in such a way that the claws are protractile. What this mechanism allows, in practical terms, is that the claws can be extended to grip surfaces that they would not otherwise contact.
This is usually called ‘retractable claws) b...
So, I'm approaching 100k observations (yay factors of 10!), and I had a wonderful conversation with a friend about why we make observations. Well, if you're curious, here are some reasons that I make iNat observations (in no order):
Filling up the map -- I love seeing a map getting covered with dots/evidence. It could be a geographic dot or a temporal dot -- a place or a time. I tend to observe pretty much everything! I try to get plants with their reproductive structu...
We hope you've enjoyed this blitz. In some parts of the world, it is over already, and for the rest of us, we're just heading into the afternoon / evening of the last day for observations. Afterwards, you'll have ample time to upload, annotate, and tag everything. Please everyone pitch in and help identify as many of the blitz observations as you can!
Hello Everyone,
I hope that you all are enjoying your holiday weekend! I just wanted to say thank you for all of your participation in our first Bio Blitz. We had a total of 65 different observers, 322 species and 541 total observations. I am thrilled to break 300 different species here at the park. I cant even single out one particular species that was the coolest, I think everything submitted was awesome! I am hoping to do this again next year. I will try to post the results fr...
Srivastava, A., & Chauhan, N. (2022). Rediscovery of Brachystelma attenuatum after 188 years.
Oryx, 56(4), 489-489. doi:10.1017/S0030605322000473
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/oryx/article/rediscovery-of-brachystelma-attenuatum-after-188-years/998B96D6BB4B91E293797AE6641A3E86
Hi AK Botany Blitzers!
We just achieved 1000 observations, and in only 72 hours! Keep up the good work. Let's go for another 1000 observations!
It was fairly breezy this morning, but that can be an advantage. Insects will disappear if they feel unnatural movement of their perch, but wind does not bother them. When it's breezy, I can gently grasp a stalk and hold it still for photos and the insect simply thinks the wind has stopped.
I dare not identify the crab spider. I will get it wrong. Four anterior eyes but no dimpling of the carapace. The dimpling could be a matter of age. I finally got the eyes today only after it ...
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Stevens County, WA from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Spokane County, WA from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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Hello iNatters!
In case you haven’t heard, there’s going to be another iNaturalist bioblitz, the 2022 Fall Northern Rocky Mountain Biodiversity Challenge (NRMBC): Pend Oreille County, WA from 12:01 AM on Thursday September 15th to 11:59 PM on Sunday September 18th, 2022. Please check out the About section and future Project Journal entries for more information.
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