WELCOME OBSERVER
The Official Wimby Observation Society
is dedicated to the observation of small wonders.
Our members document unusual sightings, curious plants, forgotten places, and the subtle signs that something extraordinary may have passed by.
Whether wandering through a meadow, sitting beneath an old tree, or watching fireflies gather at dusk, observers are encouraged to slow down, look closely, and record what they find.
No experience is required. Only curiosity.
Notice. Wonder. Discover.
Continue scrolling to explore and create.
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ACTIVITY
Build a Wimby Habitat
Create a place where a Wimby might choose to visit.
Select a landscape: Forest, Beach, Mountains, or Desert
Arrange plants, animals, flowers, and fireflies to create a habitat uniquely your own.
Save your completed habitat as a downloadable wallpaper to keep as a record of your discovery.
QUIZ
Discover Your Observer Type
Answer a series of questions to discover your observer type.
Uncover the unique way you experience the world. Will you be a Moss Keeper, Twilight Watcher, Meadow Wanderer, or something rarer? Complete the quiz to reveal your observer avatar and receive a collectible badge as proof of your membership.
GUIDE
Curious Plants & Creatures
Discover a collection of unusual plants and curious creatures. Some real, some rumoured, and some yet to be confirmed. Learn about Paint Flowers, Memory Moss, Lantern Ferns, and other remarkable finds recorded by Wimby observers over the years.
ACTIVITY
Night Garden Survey
Explore a moonlit garden filled with flowers, foliage, and hidden surprises, where curious creatures and small wonders reveal themselves to those who take the time to look closely. Sharpen your observation skills and see what the night reveals.
ACCREDITATION
Official Member Badge
Receive your Official Wimby Observation Society Member Badge and become a recognised observer of small wonders.
Have you seen signs of a Wimby?
Recent Visitor Reports
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"We found a patch of flattened grass near the school oval."
"A butterfly stayed on the same flower for nearly an hour."
"Something had been sitting beneath the old gum tree."