Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Larus Argentatus
spotted from 9th flower house of a friend of mine,gulls nest in the roofs of the houses ,great adaptation,lovely the chiches,there are two,lets se the evolution in next weeks,i pass there every week and i'll keep a eye on themí have to se better exactly the gulls species,i'll do that latter, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_He...
i spotted them out of the nest allready,i'll load it latter,but not good enougth for the 1000 :) it as to be a good picture,not fozy,etc... and of a diferent organism from the ones we spotted until today :)
i have allready a spotting that could be the 1000,but i'am not satisfied yet,i'am going to push the limit more till i'am satisfied :) i like to be a little crazy Laura:) and to mantain that:) i invented this kind of quests,i have allready two:)i'am searching for a wild orchid and for a albino pigeon:)now i have a 3º quest a spectacular 1000 spotting,just for the fun,not for the competition :)
Ginga,
Leaving the "nest" it's already an unforgettable moment. If you can get a picture of this moment it will be great!!! Good luck!! ;-)
Thanks Laura,i'll keep a eye in this family,to spott the progress of these two:)last year only one survive,we saw his first fligth:)at the time i was not in NOAH,but this year i hope to have the chance to spott that moment
Lat: 41.15, Long: -8.61
Spotted on Jun 1, 2012
Submitted on Jun 3, 2012
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