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Search iNaturalist, GBIF and NBN Atlas together for the whole island. Compare species, draw around a site, play through 150 years of records and download what you find.
Built by an Irish entomologist for recorders, ecologists, students and anyone curious about the wildlife around them. All of it is free once you sign up.
Type a scientific or common name and see every record from iNaturalist, GBIF and NBN Atlas together, with duplicates removed.
Map two species side by side in contrasting colours to see where ranges overlap, or where a lookalike has been misrecorded.
Draw around a site to list everything recorded there, or narrow it with a kingdom-to-genus filter built from Irish records.
Slide from 1870 to today, or press play and watch records arrive decade by decade. Split older and recent records at a glance.
Clustering, heatmaps, satellite imagery and an Irish Grid overlay with 100 km, 10 km and 1 km squares.
Sort every record in a table with Irish Grid references, or chart records by year, month, data provider and location.
Download records as CSV, or a clean distribution map with county outlines, ready for a report or a talk.
Save any search, including a drawn area and its filters, and come back to it with one click.
Every record keeps its licence and rights holder, so you know what you can reuse and how to credit it.
Choose research-grade iNaturalist only, or strictly verified NBN Atlas records, whenever you need certainty.
The same tools on your phone: search, draw and check records while you're standing on the site.
Searches cover the whole island, north and south, with Irish Grid references and a species list built from Irish records.
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A species, two species to compare, or an area you draw on the map.
Filter by year and source, switch layers, then save the search or download the records.
Photo-based observations from naturalists across Ireland, with research-grade records confirmed by the community.
The Global Biodiversity Information Facility, including datasets published by the National Biodiversity Data Centre, museums and recording schemes.
Records held by the National Biodiversity Network, with strong coverage in Northern Ireland through CEDaR and local recorders.
bionexus.pro doesn't own any of these records. It brings them together, keeps each record's licence and source link, and points you back to the original.
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