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16 May 2023

Hello all, Version 4.2.2 of the NatureMapr app should be hitting the Apple App Store and Google Play soon. New in this release: Updated Australia latitude/longitude bounds Fixed sighting attribu...


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Events

22 May 2023

Hello to the Canberra Nature Map community. Following on from our very successful meetings over the growing season we hope to continue the momentum by having an activity or field day over winter. You ...


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Discussion

ibaird wrote:
Yesterday
I went mainly on the antennae. I think species specimens within O. antipoda seem quite variable so I would be hard put to pick a characteristic pattern.

Oxycanus antipoda
LisaH wrote:
Yesterday
One day, I'd be interested in an afternoon/morning of general learning, perhaps? For example: how to make the most of what NatureMapr has to offer, such as how to use the survey facility (is that still happening?); tips and sharing of knowledge from our expert moderators (I'm just keen to learn about our environment and what to look for in different species); or the 'how to' of nature photography

Winter Activity - Suggestions invited
donhe wrote:
Yesterday
I think there is too much variability and too many unnamed species to choose a named species.

Fisera (genus)
donhe wrote:
Yesterday
The wing pattern is very unusual. To me it looks most like the western species O. occidentalis and O. perdita. I wonder if it could be a blow-in or a hybrid.

Oxycanus antipoda
AndyRussell wrote:
Yesterday
Thank you Roger

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