Yellow-vented Bulbul
Pycnonotus goiavier
15 obs.within 25 km
Photo© Sam HamblyCC BY-NC
What lives near any city?
Birds, plants, insects and more, ranked by how often people have photographed and identified them within 10, 25 or 50 km. Every record is an iNaturalist research-grade observation.
Or open a drawer
Eight cities on six continents.
- Asia
Medan
North Sumatra, Indonesia3.58° N 98.67° E - Africa
Lagos
Lagos, Nigeria6.45° N 3.39° E - Europe
Reykjavik
Capital Region, Iceland64.14° N 21.90° W - South America
La Paz
La Paz Department, Bolivia16.50° S 68.15° W - Asia
Ulaanbaatar
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia47.91° N 106.88° E - North America
Vancouver
British Columbia, Canada49.25° N 123.12° W - Africa
Nairobi
Nairobi County, Kenya1.28° S 36.82° E - Oceania
Cairns
Queensland, Australia16.92° S 145.77° E
How to read a label
Each species gets a sheet. The number is how many research-grade observations people have shared near the city, not how many animals live there. A common bird near a busy park will outrank a rare one in the hills.
- Common and scientific name
- As iNaturalist lists them. The italic line is the species.
- Observations
- Research-grade records inside the radius you chose.
- Photo credit
- The photographer and their licence. Every photo keeps its credit.