石蒜属(Lycoris)植物中文检索表(不含杂交种)

1a 花被两侧对称…… 2
1b 花被辐射对称…… 6
2a 雄蕊与花被近等长…… 3
2b 雄蕊显著长于花被…… 4
3a 花被黄色…… Lycoris chinensis中国石蒜
3b 花被橘黄色,橙色或橙红色…… Lycoris tsinlingensis秦岭石蒜
4a 花被片2.5cm~2.8cm,先端略微反卷…… Lycoris wulingensis武陵石蒜
4b 花被片3cm~6cm,强烈反卷呈波状…… 5
5a 花红色…… Lycoris radiata红花石蒜
5b 花黄色…… Lycoris aurea金花石蒜
6a 花被筒3cm~6cm…… Lycoris longituba长筒石蒜
6b 花被筒0.5cm~2.5cm…… 7
7a花被片粉红色,先端常为蓝色…… 8
7b 花被片橙色或橙红色…… 9
8a 花被筒0.5cm~1.3cm…… Lycoris sprengeri换锦花
8b 花被筒1.5cm~2.5cm…… Lycoris...

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Posted on January 12, 2026 01:43 AM by wangtianming wangtianming | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Default Image Licenses - Jan 2026

This post is an update to an earlier post discussing the need for shareable images to use on Wikipedia (see Using iNaturalist Images on Wikipedia).

Currently, about 99.4% of all iNat observers have selected a default image license that is not compatible with use on Wikipedia.1 At first glance, this sounds terrible, except that the remaining...

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Posted on January 12, 2026 01:37 AM by loopy30 loopy30 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Boisés des parcs des Bateliers et de la Merci, vieux village de Bordeaux

Je regroupe les deux parcs au sein d’un même ensemble écologique. De toute façon, sur le terrain, la limite entre les deux est floue, pour ne pas dire inexistante.

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Posted on January 12, 2026 01:31 AM by renard_frak renard_frak | 48 observations | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Results are in!

Big news! Our first 100+ sequences for MycoMap BC have been posted to iNat, with identifications!!

We’re so excited to get to see the fruits of our labour, and earlier than expected thanks to Mycota Labs!

You can browse these observations at https://www.inaturalist.org/...

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Posted on January 12, 2026 01:28 AM by eloraa eloraa | 1 comment | Leave a comment

Итоги "Рождественских каникул"

Друзья, "Рождественские каникулы" пролетели так быстро!
Но они стали весьма насыщенными для всех, кто с 1 по 7 января проводил наблюдения, а до 10 января успел загрузить их на iNaturalist и присоединиться к нашему проекту.

А таковых немало: 203 наблюдателя успели увидеть 199 видов и загрузить 6.810 наблюдений исследовательского уровня!

Благодаря всех участников за активность, необходимо назвать самых удачливых.
Ими стали наблюдатели с самого юга нашей страны. Несомн...

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Posted on January 12, 2026 01:25 AM by alexeiebel alexeiebel | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Ngā mihi o te tau hou - CNC 2026

Ngā mihi o te tau hou | Happy New Year to all our iNaturalist community!

I hope you are enjoying the summer and getting out and about making lots of observations.

This is a head's up that we will be running lots of events again this year for City Nature Challenge 2026 including our third annual Awards night where we get together in real life to celebrate what we find!

You can follow us on the

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Posted on January 11, 2026 11:08 PM by smankelow smankelow | 0 comments | Leave a comment

2026 StateWide Student Insect Collection BioBlitz.

Our goal is to document California’s insect diversity by partnering with entomology professors, student clubs, and other insect enthusiasts across the state and the country. Together, we can help fill major data gaps on insect distributions while engaging students directly in biodiversity science.

https://www.calatbi.org/statewide-student-insect-collection-bioblitz

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Posted on January 11, 2026 09:57 PM by biohexx1 biohexx1 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

¡Llega el BioBlitz Ciudad de Jaén!

Del 20 al 30 de enero de 2026 realizaremos el BioBlitz Ciudad de Jaén, un evento abierto para registrar toda la biodiversidad de nuestra ciudad.

No necesitas experiencia: solo salir, observar y subir tus fotos a iNaturalist dentro del término municipal.

¡Cada observación cuenta!

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Posted on January 11, 2026 09:43 PM by daniele_naturalist daniele_naturalist | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Beschreibung für das Projekt "Gärten für Artenvielfalt"

Beschreibung des beobachteten Bereichs für das Dachprojekt "Gärten für Artenvielfalt"

NB: die Gärten im beobachteten Bereich werden nicht naturnah gestaltet bzw. gemanaget, allerdings gibt es einige "wilde" Ecken.

ECKDATEN zum Garten
Standort: Braunschweig, 38102, Deutschland
Gesamtfläche unter Beobachtung (umfasst Nachbargärte...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 09:00 PM by jakob jakob | 2 comments | Leave a comment

A Second Special Notation and Tribut

As mentioned in my first Special Notation and Tribute, I adopted three cats when the mother had kittens on my property in late October 2008. Mother, Spirit, was born, likely feral in the summer of 2007. She lived on the property for a week in May, 2008, after having her first litter of kittens. They were gone in a week, and I saw very little of them in the following months. However, late summer, she returned..likely because I had fed her. And likely, in hindsight, doing the math, was preg...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 07:39 PM by joffenbacher joffenbacher | 0 comments | Leave a comment

2026 StateWide Student Insect Collection BioBlitz.

Our goal is to document California’s insect diversity by partnering with entomology professors, student clubs, and other insect enthusiasts across the state and the country. Together, we can help fill major data gaps on insect distributions while engaging students directly in biodiversity science.

https://www.calatbi.org/statewide-student-insect-collection-bioblitz

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Posted on January 11, 2026 07:38 PM by biohexx1 biohexx1 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

New year, new project (attn. Maricopa Co.)

I recently acquired some unpublished historical data from Laurie Vitt from 1974-76 when he and Dick Van Loben Sels ran pitfall traps near the confluence of the Salt and Verde Rivers (near Mesa, AZ). They collected, measured, and released lizards and snakes for two straight years, but never actually published the data. Yet, there are some important things hiding in the data that caught my attention and I intend to follow-up starting in 2026 (50+ years later).

From their data one ca...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 07:33 PM by petezani petezani | 1 comment | Leave a comment

Proposed Renaming of Place Names in Dongguan and Zhongshan

Proposed Changes:
Dongguan: Eliminate large regional divisions denoted as "Area" or "Zone."
Zhongshan: Eliminate the large regional division denoted as "Cluster."

Implementation:
Both cities will instead adopt their officially designated Subdistricts or Towns for place name display.

 Displayed Place Names:
(The specific list of subdistricts/towns would go here)
东莞市东城街道Dongcheng Subdistrict
东莞市清溪镇Qingxi Town
东莞市南城街道Nancheng Subdistrict
东莞市长安镇C...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 07:05 PM by pandahead_hoimoon pandahead_hoimoon | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Solitude, Fog, and a Shared Coffee: A Yercaud Solo Ride

I started from Salem at 10 AM, with no goal but the hills and whatever the day would reveal. The ascent was slow and observant: flocks of Verditer Flycatchers, chattering Indian White-eyes, and a gift—a pristine male Paradise Flycatcher in flowing white plumage.

By the 8th bend, the world changed. A dense, silent fog swallowed the road, reducing visibility to a few meters. The familiar ghat road became a mysterious tunnel.

At the Pagoda Point junction, a figure emerged from...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 06:59 PM by kartiksundar kartiksundar | 10 observations | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Volunteers sought for 'blitz' to protect Ventura County oaks from destructive beetle.

To identify new GSOB infestations, those collaborators are leading “GSOB Blitzes,” community science events where volunteers can survey for symptomatic trees and signs of infestation in parks and natural areas. The next GSOB Blitz is scheduled for Feb. 13, 2026 in Ventura County.

https://ucanr.edu/blog/green-blog/article/gsob-ventura

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Posted on January 11, 2026 06:54 PM by biohexx1 biohexx1 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Removing species from checklists

Users can edit/remove taxa in checklists on the batch edit pages, see:
https://www.inaturalist.org/lists/346-New-York-Check-List/batch_edit
I just don't know a good way to find specific species/taxa in the larger lists.

More investigation is needed.

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Posted on January 11, 2026 06:17 PM by dum1 dum1 | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Don Lubin, a great naturalist we lost last year

About a year ago we in New England lost one of the most helpful identifier of ferns, Don Lubin. I was reminded of Don when I got a notice today that someone had added an identification to an observation which Don and I had both weighed in on in 2022. He joined iNaturalist in 2019 and was last active on iNaturalist in December 2024, a few weeks before his death. During those years, he made over 40,000 identifications for our community.

I was lucky enough to go on a number of fern ...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 05:07 PM by bkatzenberg bkatzenberg | 0 comments | Leave a comment

La biodiversité du Boisé du Tremblay

Posted on January 11, 2026 04:51 PM by jfn jfn | 0 comments | Leave a comment

@pillwixler's "A Beginners Guide to 'Bird-dropping Moths' of Chicagoland" Journal Post

@pillwixler has written up a guide to 7 "Bird-dropping" moths for Chicago area. These 7 also appear in Michigan, and may be helpful for anyone that gets confused by these, like myself.

https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/pillwixler/122865

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Posted on January 11, 2026 04:16 PM by chipperatl chipperatl | 0 comments | Leave a comment

A Beginners Guide to “Bird-dropping Moths” of Chicagoland

A couple of months ago I suddenly awoke at about 3:00AM and realized that what I needed to be doing right now was hastily writing up an amateurish guide to identifying “bird poop moths”, as one often does. I made great progress in a short amount of time and was quite pleased with myself. And then one of my cats jumped up on my computer, landing perfectly on the power button, and I lost everything including that brief flash of delirious motivation. Two months later I find m...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 03:44 PM by pillwixler pillwixler | 3 comments | Leave a comment

Butterfly Walk at Sinhagad Valley Pune Maharashtra India date: 11.01.2026

Butterfly Walk at Sinhagad Valley Pune Maharashtra India
date: 11.01.2026

Timing: 9:30 am to 2 pm

Weather: Windy, Sunny

Members: Pavan Damoor, Savita Bharti, Narendra Bhagwat, Priyadarshan Todmal, Kedar Godbole, Dattatray Langhi+1, Kushal Damoor,
Swagata nandi+2

List of Butterflies observed during the walk

Family: Hesperidae - 3
Conjoined swift
Chestnut Bob
Vindhyan Bob

Family Lycaenidae - 21

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Posted on January 11, 2026 02:52 PM by pavandamoor pavandamoor | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Holding Hands with an Alligator

American Alligator
Photographer: William Wise | iNat Observation: 169037017 - Blue 208, a male 10' 9" American Alligator tagged by the UGA Coastal Ecology Lab in a research program at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Ge...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 12:36 PM by williamwisephoto williamwisephoto | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Cylindromyia soror (Wiedemann 1830)

Cylindromyia soror (Diptera: Tachinidae)

• 2 or 3 pairs of scutellars
• antennae and legs yellow-reddish
• abdomen partially reddish with median vitta
• wings dark brown in front of the fourth vein, the apical cell with a hyaline triangle, the posterior cross-vein clouded.

Original description in:
Wiedemann, C.R.W. 1830. Aussereuropäische zweiflügelige Insekten. Als Fortsetzung des Meigenschen Werkes. Zweiter Theil.

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Posted on January 11, 2026 11:20 AM by mariedelport mariedelport | 0 comments | Leave a comment

North section - 1/7/2026

Wednesday, 12:45-2:20. 88 dead newts.
Coverage: Jones Trail to stop sign. I walked alone.
Newts - 88 dead newts: 63 dead newts on the hill side, and 25 dead newts on the reservoir side.
Other roadkill - millipedes, Jerusalem crickets, a tree frog with eggs?, a beetle, and something unidentified.
Traffic - 22 cars, 9 trucks, 0 motorcycles, 1 bike, 1 pedestrian, 15 parked cars (2 at the Miller parking lot).
My observations:

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Posted on January 11, 2026 10:25 AM by merav merav | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Cylindromyia xiphias (Bezzi 1908)

Cylindromyia xiphias (Diptera: Tachinidae)

• abdomen largely reddish-yellow with median black vitta on the base
• legs wholly black
• thorax thinly grey-pollinose, with 4 obscure black vittae (lateral ones very broad)
• antennae blackish
• wings broadly orange basally, thence dark infuscated, margin clear

Original description in:
Bezzi, M. 1908. Ditteri Eritrei raccolti dal Dott. Andreini e dal Prof.Tellini. Parte Seconda. Diptera Cyclorrhapha. ...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 10:06 AM by mariedelport mariedelport | 0 comments | Leave a comment

ВНИМАНИЕ!

Уважаемые участники!
Осталось 3 дня до окончания загрузки наблюдений 2025 года.
Если у вас есть наблюдения, на которых запечатлен вид, влияющий на окончательный результат по проекту, отправьте ссылку на наблюдение в личные сообщения ВК Шакировой Екатерине.
До конца января идёт проверка наблюдений. К 1 февраля подводим итоги. И традиционное награждение состоится на встрече Орнитологического общества в преддверии Дня орнитолога (будет дополнительный анонс)

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Posted on January 11, 2026 09:54 AM by ekaterina_arkadevna ekaterina_arkadevna | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Multiclavula mucida w polskich Karpatach

Niedawno ukazała się pierwsza (lub jedna z pierwszych) publikacja dotycząca rozmieszczenia porostów w Polsce, która wykorzystuje dane zdeponowane w iNaturalist: Koralóweczka śluzowata Multiclavula mucida w polskiej części Karpat – nowe, liczne stanowiska rzadkiego porostu wskaźnikowego lasów naturalnych.
Multiclavula mucida to ciekawy gatunek porostu, którego komponentem jest podstawczak (a nie jak w przypadku wiekszości gatunków porostów - workowiec). To bardzo rzadki gatunek w krajow...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 09:44 AM by tomaszwilk tomaszwilk | 0 comments | Leave a comment

Неожиданные встречи на зимних каникулах

Помимо лебедей-шипунов на Волхове, о которых не написал только ленивый, каникулярные прогулки подарили несколько внезапных встреч с птицами и зверями.
На Красном Поле мы спугнули пару орланов-белохвостов (КК России!), проводивших время у полыней на Волховце. Фото орланов не получились, но, может, птицы переберутся поближе к открытой воде в городе и тогда чьи-то хорошие фотографии будут. Там же, на стыке ручьёв Фёдоровского и Тарасовца, где остался тоненький ручеек открытой воды, спугну...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 08:19 AM by alexfamilyteam alexfamilyteam | 6 observations | 0 comments | Leave a comment

365 mosses: day 175

Today’s moss is Campylopodium capillaceum. This species forms short turfs of pale-green leaves that narrow abruptly from a sheathing base to be narrow and wispy for most of their length. Despite its small size, this specimen was rather conspicuous, due to its prolific sporophytes.

Campylopodium capillaceum is most likely to be confused with Campylopodium lineare, the only other species in the genus present in Aotearoa. Campylopodium capillaceum c...

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Posted on January 11, 2026 06:30 AM by fuligogirl fuligogirl | 1 observation | 0 comments | Leave a comment
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