Great Southern Bioblitz
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Biodiversity awareness through citizen science October 24th-27th 2025 on iNaturalist @AGrandeBioblitz (Portuguese & Spanish) #GSBioblitz https://linktr.ee/gsbioblitz
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Join the Great Southern BioBlitz: October 24th-27th!
The Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB) is back this spring, running from October 24th to 27th, and we’re thrilled to invite you to participate in this incredible event that spans the Southern Hemisphere!
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Join Us for the Great Southern BioBlitz: October 24th-27th! 🌍✨
The Great Southern BioBlitz (GSB) is back this spring, running from October 24th to 27th, and we’re thrilled to invite you to participate in
www.greatsouthernbioblitz.org
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📷 10 Days to Go!
Just 10 days until the Great Southern Bioblitz 2025 begins! 🎉
✅ Update your iNaturalist app
✅ Clean your camera lens
✅ Plan your observation spots
Let’s make these four days a celebration of nature like no other!
#GSB2025 #GreatSouthernBioblitz #NaturePhotography #Biodiversity
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🐠 Norfolk Chromis - Chromis norfolkensis 🌊

A beautiful reef fish spotted during the #GSB2024 on #NorfolkIsland !

The island’s results were impressive:
📸 203 records
🐚 113 species
🔍 44 identifiers
👥 11 observers

A small team with a big impact- showcasing the South Pacific's vibrant marine life.
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Some birds from in and around Amboseli National Park, Kenya. At the start of the year, when we went to the park famous for it's elephants but ended up totally amazed by its birds.

Pic 1 & 2 Crested Francolin
Pic 3 & 4 Chestnut sparrow

More follow...

#Kenya, #BirdsSeenIn2025, #Birds
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From Indonesia for #BirdsSeenIn2025
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Weather and birds been kind at the start to the @wisebirding.bsky.social West Papua tour at Nimbokrang, with Twelve-wired and Lesser Bird of Paradise, Papuan Frogmouth and Common Paradise Kingfisher in the first couple of days.
Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise pair in courtship, West Papua Lesser Bird of Paradise male, West Papua Papuan Frogmouth at day roost Common Paradise Kingfisher, West Papua
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🌏 The Great Southern BioBlitz is coming to Avon West!
Join the Shires of Toodyay, Northam, York, Beverley, Quairading, Tammin, Wyalkatchem, Dowerin & Cunderdin to record local #biodiversity 24–27 Oct.
📸 Upload to iNaturalist.
Project👇
bit.ly/Avon_West_GS...
#GSB2025 #CitizenScience
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🇨🇴 ¡Cartama, Antioquia se suma a la #GSB2025!
📅 24–27 oct 2025
Descubre la biodiversidad local observando, fotografiando y compartiendo en iNaturalist 🌿📸
👉 www.inaturalist.org/projects/gra...

#GranBiobúsquedaDelSur #Biodiversidad #CienciaCiudadana
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World Migratory Bird Day 2025, #SharedSpaces, is today reflecting the cyclical nature of bird migration with varying migration periods in the northern and southern hemispheres. For more information please visit: www.worldmigratorybirdday.org #aves #birds #Nature #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2025
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Join the Mahoe Reserve Bioblitz in Lincoln!
🗓 Sat 25 Oct 2025, 2–4 pm
Help Canterbury Museum & Lincoln Envirotown record local species for the #GSB2025.
🦋 Explore, identify & learn — all ages welcome!
📱 Bring iNaturalist & your curiosity!
#BioBlitz #Christchurch #CitizenScience #Nature
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Waxlip orchids (Glossodia/Caladenia major*) near the Wonboyn River, NSW. Fairly common orchid at this location - sometimes growing alongside the closely related Glossodia minor (Caladenia glossodia*).

*Some recent reviews of the genus return the 2 x Glossodia species back into Caladenia #orchids
Waxlip orchids (Glossodia / Caladenia major) near the Wonboyn River, NSW - spring orchids 2025. Waxlip orchids (Glossodia / Caladenia major) near the Wonboyn River, NSW - spring orchids 2025. Waxlip orchids (Glossodia / Caladenia major) near the Wonboyn River, NSW - spring orchids 2025.
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🌍 Zambia joins the Great Southern BioBlitz 2025 on iNaturalist ! 🐾

Take part 24–27 Oct 2025 by photographing plants, animals, or fungi in #Zambia and upload before 10 Nov 👉 buff.ly/vixC7uv

Can’t join outdoors? Help by identifying observations online!

📸 Reichard's Checkered Sengi © kylafick
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🌿 GSB2024 – eThekwini 🌍

a flashback of the kwaCele community exploring grassland patches on the slopes of Nwabi Mountain to hundreds of local nature lovers, #eThekwini continues to shine!

In the #GSB2024 , the region recorded:
📸 3,689 records
🌱 1,260 species
🔍 344 identifiers
👥 82 observers
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For the third time, #WildlifeDirect will host the #GSB2025 at the Field Lab!
Join this 3-day adventure of fun and nature discovery.
🏕️ Camping available at an affordable rate — limited spots, so sign up now!
👉 forms.gle/SdnMzRBwwNUo...
#BioBlitz2025 #biodiversity #ConservationInAction #inaturalist
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You won't see a map like this very often on iNaturalist! the only record of 𝘗𝘳𝘰𝘥𝘪𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘴𝘢 𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘷𝘢𝘤𝘦𝘢 (with its characteristic moustache) in the whole of the UK! non-biting midges (Chironomidae) are extremely underrecorded at species level! #taxonomy #chironomidae #biodiversity
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All but four of New Zealand’s 120 lizard species are threatened or at risk. But little consideration is given to lizards during most land development projects.
NZ’s native lizards are at risk from land development – future policy must ensure better protection
theconversation.com
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🦋 Antiblemma calais

📸 Maria Isabel Weyermanns, 21 Sept 2024, this marked only the 2nd record for southern #Brazil- and one of just three records nationwide listed on GBIF! A remarkable find highlighting the power of #citizenscience in uncovering regional biodiversity. 🌿

#GSB2024 #Biodiversity
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🦋 #BogongMoth — Agrotis infusa 🌌

Observed by Matt Campbell in Jeeralang Junction, Victoria, during the #GSB2024 this remarkable migrator travels to the Australian Alps each summer to escape the heat, now Endangered due to drought and climate change. 🌿

#GSB2025 #CitizenScience #Biodiversity
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Yes, looks like Perth is spoilt for choice!
So many amazing opportunities to get out and explore nature and so some #citizenscience
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Day 2 of GSB20222 in #Kenya involved a herpetological adventure!

What will the #GSB2025 bring ?
#citizenscience
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🌏 #GSB2025 is almost here (24–27 Oct)!
Looking for something to do? Explore nature near you and see what’s happening across the Southern Hemisphere. 🌿🐞🐦

🗺️ Check out the GSB events map:
www.google.com/maps/d/edit?...
#BioBlitz #CitizenScience #Biodiversity #iNaturalist
GSB Events in 2025 - Google My Maps
Locations of local events during the GSB 2025
www.google.com
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🌿 #Abyssinian Banana — Ensete ventricosum 🍌

A rare find! This marks the first and only sighting of the species during the Great Southern BioBlitz 2023, and just the 13th record in #Kenya. An impressive contribution to documenting Africa’s rich plant diversity! 🌍

#GSB2025 #Biodiversity
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🌍 African Baobab — Adansonia digitata, from Zambezi, Namibia, one of Africa’s most iconic trees.🌳

📸 Tristan Kolling, known as the “upside-down tree”, it can live for over a thousand years, its trunk stores water, providing food, shelter, and medicine to countless species including people.
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🌿 Gert Sibande District, Mpumalanga, joins the #GSB2025! 🌎
www.inaturalist.org/projects/gre...
📅 24–27 Oct 2025
📸 Snap & upload local plants, animals & fungi to @inaturalist.bsky.social
🔍 Help ID until 10 Nov!

👉 greatsouthernbioblitz.org

#CitizenScience #SouthAfrica
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A cold night (4°C) after a cool, grey day meant not many moths last night (just 6/6).

We did get another beautiful male Orgyia athlophora visiting though. The female of this species is flightless. A species only found in the southwest of WA
#teammoth #ausinverts #wildoz #lepidoptera #inaturalist
Top view of a moth with forewings that have a complex pattern of dark brown, pale brown and white wavy lines. There are two pale patches on the bottom of each forewing. The antennae are large and feathery Side view of a moth with forewings that have a complex pattern of dark brown, pale brown and white wavy lines. There are two pale patches on the bottom of each forewing. The antennae are large and feathery. The front legs are stretched out
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VicBioCon is doing the Great Southern Bioblitz from 10am-2pm at Royal Park on Oct 26th! Join us at Ross Straw Field for an iNat training session, then explore Trin Warren Tam-boore wetland! Bring lunch & your friends, and join our project! @gsbioblitz.bsky.social
www.inaturalist.org/projects/vic...
A graphic with curved text that says "Join VicBioCon for the Great Southern Bioblitz" using the GSB logo of "Great Southern Bioblitz" over the bottom half of a globe map. Underneath this is curved text of the date and location, followed by stright text with the information listed in the post caption. The graphic is green with leafy corners, a cartoon blue banded bee in the top right and a cartoon female wren in the bottom left.
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🛡️✨ Metallic Shield Bug — Scutiphora pedicellata 🌿

Captured by Nick Lambert in Moonbi, NSW, this dazzling jewel bug is the only species in its genus, found along Australia’s eastern coast. Its metallic colours and shield-like form make it a true gem of Aussie insect life. 🪲

#GSB2025 #JewelBug