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  1. Here's the first Canterbury record, and southernmost NZ record, on #iNaturalist and #GBIF, of the Scar Bank Gem moth, Ctenoplusia limbirena.

    I had two visit my moth light at my house in Ōtautahi-Christchurch during the recent City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023).

    This is a northern hemisphere moth that was first detected in NZ in 2011 in Auckland.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/15

    #moths #insects #Aotearoa #nz

  2. I found black aphids on a groundsel in Ōtautahi-Christchurch during the recent City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023). It's the 1st record from the South Island of a newly arrived aphid species, found in Auckland on 3 April.

    It's the only all-black aphid in NZ that feeds only on senecios (groundsels) and close relatives.

    I collected these and gave them to Biosecurity NZ today. Worth looking out for.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/16

    inaturalist.nz/observations/16

    #insects #biosecurity #NZ #aphids #iNaturalistNZ

  3. Here's a little caterpillar of the NZ endemic moth species, Zapyrastra calliphana, mining it's way through a leaf of the NZ native plant, Muehlenbeckia australis.

    This native caterpillar only eats this kind of native plant. Each caterpillar completes its larval life inside just one leaf, before dropping to the ground to pupate.

    I found this in my garden on Friday as part of the City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023).

    inaturalist.nz/observations/15

    #caterpillar #moth #Aotearoa #NZ #herbivory

  4. For those of your not in Aotearoa-NZ, here's the link to the global City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023) page on iNaturalist.org.

    Hundreds of cities around the world are taking part.

    inaturalist.org/projects/city-

  5. The City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023) is GO! The 4-day global event started at midnight. The sun isn’t up and Wellington is already ahead, Auckland close behind, and Christchurch trailing. New Plymouth and Hawkes Bay are still asleep.

    To join in, just use iNaturalist to make a species observation. Any species. (Preferably lots.) Can you find something you’ve never noticed before?

    inaturalist.nz/projects/city-n

    #NZ #iNaturalistNZ #iNaturalist

  6. TODAY, Earth Day, 11am, join me at Brooklyn's Prospect Park Audubon Center (Lullwater Boathouse) for an iNaturalist workshop! With City Nature Challenge starting in less than a week, this is a chance to learn about iNaturalist, and how you can document the urban biodiversity around us.
    prospectpark.org/news-events/e

    #iNaturalist #CityNatureChallenge #CNC2023 #CNC2023NYC  #BattleOfTheBoroughs #Brooklyn #GreenspaceRace #ProspectPark #NYC #NewYorkCity #EarthDay#HappyEarthDay

  7. TOMORROW, Earth Day, 11am, join me at Brooklyn's Prospect Park Audubon Center (Lullwater Boathouse) for an iNaturalist workshop! With City Nature Challenge starting in less than a week, this is a chance to learn about iNaturalist, and how you can document the urban biodiversity around us.
    prospectpark.org/news-events/e

    #iNaturalist #CityNatureChallenge #CNC2023 #CNC2023NYC #BattleOfTheBoroughs #Brooklyn #GreenspaceRace #ProspectPark #NYC #NewYorkCity #EarthDay

  8. I chatted with Mark Leishman on #RNZ Nights last night, about the upcoming City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023) and #iNaturalistNZ

    You can have a listen here: rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/

    The City Nature Challenge is happening 28 April–1 May. You'll be able to follow all the action on iNaturalist NZ at inaturalist.nz/projects/city-n

    If you live in one of the NZ city areas entering, be sure to join their city's project to see the events happening.

    #iNaturalist #NatureWatching

  9. @IceNine Hah! 😂 I look forward to seeing what species you can find that are gathering and eating chicken nuggets.

    inaturalist.org/observations/1

    #CNC2023

  10. I spent this afternoon helping prepare #iNaturalistNZ for the upcoming City Nature Challenge (#CNC2023), 28 April–1 May.

    People in cities around the world will be celebrating their local #nature. In the 2022 challenge, >68,000 people globally made >1.5 million observations of >52,000 species!

    To contribute, just add one observation (or very many) to #iNaturalist during the event in a participating city.

    I made an #Aotearoa Yeah Nah project so NZers outside of participating cities can join in.