This Zelkova serrata tree is a natural monument of South Korea. It is listed as a WDPA protected area (0.0 km2) Data now in #wikidata & image in #kowiki (How I wish we valued our trees in Australia in the same way
Working on https://t.co/KDoj3y7yfL & https://t.co/4OwWH0JEQY finding images for #enwiki articles with no P18 (image) in #Wikidata. The image shows captioning in #Wikipedia with CC-BY-4.0 together with a linked institution.
One of the pleasures of adding Wikidata identifiers is finding Qitems which need to be merged. Here 3 items were merged, and a Chinese and English page linked
Today we're celebrating the end of our "Larger Micro Moth" digitisation project, which we wrapped up earlier this month. What makes a Larger Micro Moth? Well, the definition is a little bit fuzzy (just like the moths themselves).
@TheRegencyCook Or the modern equivalent, and in the antipodes: Lying in a tepid bath to escape the heat, watching a netflix series on your phone... (Buttered crumpets - delicious but too messy for this enthusiast of bath-lying and besides you need a maid) @FrankPouncby
@AirservicesNews@wm_au@FrankPouncby@annreynolds988 The planned runways at the new Badgerys Creek airport imply dangerous takeoffs and landings which are not in conformity with international accepted stabilised approach and departure procedures.
Congratulations to the @wm_au partners for 2024: @BHL Biodiversity Heritage Library Australia, Victorian Field Naturalist Clubs & @nicolekearney
Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers & Mary Coe
Environment Centre NT & @CaddieBrain
& Environmental Protection Agency
BHL Australia is thrilled & honoured to be one of four recipients of Wikimedia Australia's 2024 Partner Project grants. Thank you @wm_au! https://t.co/MS3QZR2Hp4 cc @BioDivLibrary@atlaslivingaust
Some #HistoricSciArt to brighten your day: Fairy Wrens from vol. 2 (1902) of "The Emu: official organ of the Australasian Ornithologists' Union": https://t.co/N9FQkI2wNs via @BioDivLibrary, digitised by @AMNH cc @BirdlifeOz