A close-up of a dragonfly (Common Darter) perched on a broken bamboo stick, with its wings and body against a blurred, colorful background of red, green, and blue hues. Captured using a Fuji XT20 and Fujinon XF 100-400mm lens and processed using one of the best RAW editors, #Darktable .

A white crab spider (Misumena vatia) with red markings is camouflaged on a vibrant pink flower, near its bright yellow center, against a soft green background. Taken with #FujiXT20 + #FUJINON XF 100-400mm with NISI close-up lens. Edited in #darktable #FOSS

A female european stonechat (Saxicola rubicola) calling out to her partners. #fujifilm #darktable #Photography #naturephotography

The western rock nuthatch (Sitta neumayer) has built its nest on a wall of the Roman Agora in Delphi, perfectly visible to the passing crowds of tourists just a few meters away. It didn’t seem to mind the attention. #darktable #fujifilm #foss

Always on the hunt for the ideal note-taking app. 🧠 I tried #Logseq , and while I loved the logbook, I prefer to organize my notes in a tree-like hierarchy. It helps me to keep an overview.

I therefore switched to TriliumNext ( https://github.com/triliumnext ). The option to place notes as

I have been playing with the QGIS model designer a bit more. This time, to create a model that I can use to quickly compare how two raster layers by plotting their values in a scatter plot. https://ecodiv.earth/post/raster_scatterplot/ . #QGIS #FOSS #osgeo #datavisualization

I am in the process of moving my shared pictures from one of the big tech platforms to my own hosted #piwigo instance. Together with #Digikam , which I use to manage my photos, it works like a charm 😃. FOSS rocks! #foss #darktable #photography https://piwigo.org/

Playing with the #NiSi 77mm close up lens on my #fujifilmXT30II. The picture isn't very sharp, those were tiny droplets, but I still like the overall result. #fujifilm #darktable #foss

Ever needed to reuse the same raster extent & resolution across multiple QGIS tasks? My latest blog post shows how the Raster Layer Properties function can automatically grab all those details from a reference layer. A good way to make your workflows more consistent and error-proof.

We just wrapped up the first 2.5 years of the Save The Tiger project: https://savethetiger.nl/research/what-we-did-so-far/
Next week, a new group of #HASgreenacademy students heads to Nepal for #fieldwork in the beautiful Chitwan and Bardia NP's. Wish I could join them #savethetiger #Nepal

Explore species distribution modeling with Maxent in GRASS GIS? Check out my new post about the new addons and tutorial!

Read more: ecodiv.earth/post/sdm_usi...

#OpenSource #grassgis #GeoSpatial #osgeo #biogeography #ecology #modeling