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Thank you for coming to NL Nature – the site showcasing Newfoundland and Labrador’s Natural History as observed by citizens and visitors to our magnificent province.
NL Nature is a website dedicated to developing an online atlas of wildlife, birds and plants in Newfoundland and Labrador. The site relies on observations shared by members of the public. Any resident of, or visitor to Newfoundland and Labrador who has an interesting sighting to share may upload information.
The site contains detailed information on the natural history of a number of species of current interest on the island of Newfoundland. Follow links on the left to learn more about these species. Future updates to the site will include information on other species.
Data generated by visitors to this site will support university research (see “What is NL Nature?”). We appreciate if users take the time to register (it takes less than 5 minutes to set up your own account!), however, it is possible to upload an observation without registering (follow the “Map Your Sightings”).
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Welcome our newest member, Donalda (joined Tuesday, May 07, 2013). Have you joined yet?!
Did you know our most liked sighting was observed on Friday, January 01, 2010 by The Coyote Kid. It is liked by 48 visitors!
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186 days ago
Snooze made the following comment on the observation of
Eastern Coyote posted on March 14, 2010:
How did you judge the weight from that distance? (reply...)
186 days ago
Snooze made the following comment on the observation of
Eastern Coyote posted on November 26, 2011:
Hi all - as you can probably tell, this is a coyote-dog hybrid. (reply...)
273 days ago
Peter Armitage made the following comment on the observation of
White Pine (Pinus strobus) posted on July 28, 2012:
I just uploaded a couple of pics showing my moose & rabbit exclosures to protect the tree seedlings from moose & rabbit browsing. My neighbour thinks that moose AND snowshoe hare both chew on pine. (reply...)
276 days ago
CapeGannet made the following comment on the observation of
Dragonfly posted on August 04, 2012:
Looks like a variable darner, they are usually green or blue striped with black background. (reply...)
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