GSBiogroup reaches 500k Observations

The GSBiogroup has been active for over a year now. The idea of having an ongoing project for GSB participants and organisers came about as we wished to create a community that would work together to spread biodiversity awareness throughout the global south.
This group will help participants remain active outside the GSB main event, to be held at the end of October this year.

The group has reached another milestone with the number of observations exceeding 500K what an amazing effort by all, including some fantastic observations.

Subfamily Salticinae, observed by @caja-manga in Miracatu - SP, Brasil

Crystalworts Genus Riccia observed by © Juan Matías (@juanmago ), some rights reserved (CC-BY-NC) from Berisso, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Crexa Moth Genduara punctigera from Bermagui NSW, Australia observed by @debtaylor142

Natal Acraea Acraea natalica from Tyburn Way, Westville, KZN, South Africa, observed by @suncana

Wandering Sunset Uresiphita gilvata observed by @Botswanabugs in Serowe, Botswana identified by @moira_fitzpatrick and @wolfachim

the introduced Yellow-legged Mud-dauber Wasp Sceliphron caementarium from Huarochirí, Perú observed by @brandon_o_a and identified by @susanna_h (Susanna Heideman)

Struggling Emperor Heniocha marnois from Livingstone, Zambia observed by @claremateke and identified with the assistance of @karoopixie They are a bit tricky to distinguish between this species and Heniocha dyops out of interest @karoopixie has done a comparison image - here - which may be of some help

Publicado el 17 de abril de 2022 a las 04:52 AM por saltmarshsteve