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BDInsight – January 2020

Posted on 26/01/2020 by admin

Happy New Year and Century! We hope you all had a lovely festive season and that 2020 will be a fantastic year. Why not kick-start the year by joining us at our...

Archive/Arctiidae/Distributions/Lepidoptera/LepiMAP/Utetheisa

Crimson-speckled Footman (Utetheisa pulchella)

Posted on 22/01/2020 by Les Underhill

Utetheisa pulchella Crimson-speckled footman Crimson-speckled Footman Utetheisa pulchella is a day-flying moth. It is therefore said to be diurnal. Here is the ...

Biodiversity Observations/Citizen Science

Hippo cannibalism

Posted on 25/12/2019 by admin

de Castro JJ, de Castro M, de Castro JA, and Ruiz Teixidor P. 2019. Hippo cannibalism. Biodiversity Observations 10.14:1-3 Biodiversity Observations is an open ...

Biodiversity Observations/Bird ringing/Citizen Science

Elegant/Sandwich tern hybrid

Posted on 25/12/2019 by admin

O’Connell B. 2019. Elegant/Sandwich tern hybrid – Cape Recife, Port Elizabeth (The French Connection). Biodiversity Observations 10.13:1-5 Biodiversity Ob...

Figure 2. A live adult female leopard tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis) removed from a dirt road near Lambert’s Bay, Western Cape, South Africa; well outside of the species presumed native range.
Biodiversity/Biodiversity Observations/Citizen Science

Leopard tortoise road mortality

Posted on 24/12/2019 by admin

Baxter-Gilbert J, and Riley JL. 2019. Leopard tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis) road mortality and extralimital occurrence in Western Cape, South Africa. Biodive...

Figure 1: Trend in ringing effort over fifteen years from 2003 to 2017
Biodiversity Observations/Bird ringing/Citizen Science/Uncategorized

SAFRING Ringing Report for 2017

Posted on 23/12/2019 by admin

Paijmans DM, Rose S, Oschadleus HD, and Thomson RL. 2019. SAFRING Ringing Report for 2017. Biodiversity Observations 10.11:1-11 Biodiversity Observations is an ...

Cape Sugarbird
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Fynbos Estate bird ringing expedition : 3 to 12 December 2019

Posted on 13/12/2019 by Dieter Oschadleus

Following a successful 10 day BDI bird ringing expedition earlier this year, another was held at Fynbos Estate in December. It was hot and windy but the days we...

Archive/Biodiversity/Citizen Science/Karoo/News/Uncategorized/Virtual Museum

The Armoured Tail-Eater

Posted on 12/12/2019 by Willem van der Merwe and Megan Loftie-Eaton

South Africa has an amazing diversity of reptile species and today we feature the awesome spiky critter known as the Armadillo Girdled Lizard Ouroborus cataphra...

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BDInsight – November 2019

Posted on 03/12/2019 by Megan Loftie-Eaton

November has been a busy month! We have exciting news all the way from Liberia to the southern most tip of Africa. Read on to find out more…. Upcoming eve...

Southern Red Bishop
Bird ringing/Karoo/Trip report

Karoo ringing : 10 to 12 November 2019

Posted on 13/11/2019 by Dieter Oschadleus

Farm houses in the Karoo can be oases for birds, allowing relatively many birds to be ringed. Les, Karis and I visited New Holme guest farm (Karoo Gariep Nature...

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