Stephan MatthiesenVormerken! City Nature Challenge in der Metropolregion.
Wir vom @Naturhistorisches_Museum_Nbg sind mit zwei Spaziergängen am 25.4. und 26.4. mit dabei.
Mehr Infos:
https://nhg-nuernberg.de/termine.php?vt=ALL&mj=04&jj=2026&sc=ALL§ion=Haupt
caethbeen slowly going through M. bivittatus observations on #iNaturlist that aren't labelled as nymph and still need ID and trying to review them all. there are lots of good ones that are years old! I've almost got my list down to triple digits which is exciting
Tombe la pluie - TheespookjeSi y'a des gens en #alsace qui font des identifications sur #iNaturlist ce week-end et qui voient des photos nulles (on fait ce qu'on peut) avec du vernis noir c'est moi 🫡😬 #basrhin #plantes
Rebecca NordquistTiny world
I think Mycena galopus (Milking Bonnet)- best guess through #iNaturlist
#FungiFriday #Fungiverse #Mushrooms #sporespendence #mosstodon #autumn #forest #woods #nature #NaturePhotography #photography #Pentax #PentaxK70 #PentaxK70_RN
elias105Some flowering silver moss (Bryum argentum) from yesterday. It's one of the most common mosses but always so pretty.
Peter Kisner ≈@futurebird @ChristineMalec
Don't know what was going on here. These ladies were swarming up through a crack in the sidewalk. All workers as far as I could tell.
iNaturalist algorithm thinks they're "Immigrant Pavement Ants"
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/182366468
#Ants #Nature #iNaturlist #Arthropods
@ChristineMalec
Cicada-Killer Wasp. Apparently dead.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/180690545
#iNaturlist #Nature #Death #Arthropods #Insects #CambridgeMass
Cicada-Killer Wasp. Apparently dead.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/180690545
#iNaturlist #Nature #Death #Arthropods #Insects #CambridgeMass
Saw an Ophioparma ventos or blood spot lichen growing on a rock high up in the Alps. Made my day.
#LichenSubscribe #iNaturlist https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/179370917
Love the appearance of thistle flowers. There is really an amazing variety of wildflowers and plants in this city.
Aww I missed them so much! Back in the states I would randomly encounter them in the forest every August (in Ohio the species was Goodyera pubescens which is a bit taller but otherwise very similar). These are Goodyera repens, unfortunately they don't grow right where I live in Austria but at least I got to see some with a 3 hour drive.
They grow in the forest and are so delicate. I think it's my favorite orchid!
#iNaturlist https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/173072210
#wildflowers #wildorchids @wildorchids
