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Rejected to Accepted: E.A.W. Zimmermann’s Geographische Geschichte des Menschen, und der allgemein v  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-8-18 23:26) 
An historic map on yellowed paperWhen Field Museum librarian Elizabeth McKinley investigated a rare eighteenth-century work by E.A.W. Zimmermann, she uncovered a fascinating story of scientific revision, zoological nomenclature, and a surprising connection to the Field Museum. Now digitised in BHL, Zimmermann’s Geographische Geschichte can be explored alongside the earlier work it superseded and the ruling that secured its place in the scientific record.
BHL Welcomes Two New Members to Its Executive Committee  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-8-14 23:30) 
Announcement text flanked by images of two women.BHL is delighted to welcome Amanda Boczar and Leora Siegel to two newly created positions on its Executive Committee, bringing new capacity, experience, and perspectives to help guide BHL through its next chapter.
Pioneers of Illinois Natural History: Stephen A. Forbes and Charles Robertson  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-8-11 23:30) 
An historic illustration of an orange, brown, and yellow striped fish.Stephen A. Forbes and Charles Robertson were pioneering scientists whose groundbreaking research continues to influence our understanding of the natural world. Forbes advanced the fields of biology and ecology, while Robertson explored bees and their relationships with flowers and other insects. Their careful observations and influential publications laid important foundations for modern biological and entomological research.
Together, We Saved BHL. Now We Need to Sustain It.  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-8-5 21:11) 
An adult kingfisher holding a fish flying above three chicksTogether, the BHL community helped secure our independent future. Now we are inviting supporters to become BHL Sustainers and help provide the dependable monthly support needed to keep biodiversity knowledge free and open.
小さいカミキリ  from 庄内の日本桜草栽培日誌  (2026-8-4 23:52) 
今年の夏は、夜に窓を全開にしていても羽虫が入って来ず、過ごしやすい。
反面、生態系が大丈夫なのかと心配してしまう。
昨日8月3日の段階で梅雨明け宣言がなされるべきだと感じたが、今日梅雨明け宣言がなされた。
日中はフェーン現象で暑いが、夜になると涼しく過ごしやすい。
今夜久しぶりに羽虫が部屋に入ってきた。触覚が異様に長いカミキリムシだ。

庄内浜の松の防風林が食害で枯れてしまい、小さいカミキリ虫には良いイメージが無くなってしまったが
ブログネタになってくれたので取り敢えずリリースした。




Not Just Words on a Page: Tasmania’s History in the Papers and Proceedings  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-7-29 12:16) 
An historic illustration of plant and animal fossilsIn 1849, the first volume of the Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Van Diemen's Land launched a tradition of advancing knowledge that continues to this day. Established in 1843, the Society is Australia's oldest Royal Society, and for more than 180 years its prestigious journal of scientific and cultural history has captured the changing face of Tasmania, initially called Van Diemen’s Land by British colonists.
Connecting Biodiversity Knowledge: Senckenberg Joins the Biodiversity Heritage Library  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-7-22 22:15) 
An historic illustration of leaves and insects.The Biodiversity Heritage Library welcomes Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung as its newest Member. Dr. Jana Hoffmann reflects on how Senckenberg’s specialized libraries will help connect historical biodiversity literature to the collections, data, and research infrastructures that support science today.
Collaboration and Dedication: Digitizing Legacy Publications of the Asiatic Society  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-7-1 22:15) 
Illustration of Madhuca plant with blog title and BHL logo.Back in June of 2010, the founding institutions of BHL began a major digitization project that would span the work of 11 years, 9 institutions, 19 people, 40 tickets within BHL’s issue tracking system, over 82 comments on those tickets, and countless hours of work. Was this part of a grant funded project to facilitate the digitization and inclusion of millions of pages into BHL’s collection? No. This body of digitization and curation work revolves around the series of titles that are part of the Journal of The Asiatic Society. By June 2021, BHL was gratified to finally call the digitization of all public domain volumes "complete" to the best of its ability.
オオゾウムシ  from 庄内の日本桜草栽培日誌  (2026-6-30 17:23) 
今年は夜中に部屋に飛び込んでくる羽虫がとても少ない。
なので窓を開けて快適に過ごせているが、窓を閉めようとしたら、何かが居た。蛾かな?!
近づいて確認したらデカいゾウムシ。オオゾウムシだった。
今まで見てきた個体の中で最大サイズだったので、口吻を除く全長は27ミリもあり驚いた。






The Treasure Between the Covers: Making BHL’s Articles Discoverable and Citable  from Biodiversity Heritage Library  (2026-6-16 18:30) 
A Gif zooming into a page of many tiny images of scanned pagesFor BHL’s content to be truly useful, individual articles need to be discoverable, citable, and connected to the wider scholarly record. Rod Page explores how BioStor has helped uncover more than 260,000 articles in BHL, the importance of article-level metadata and DOIs, and how AI may shape the future of article discovery.



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