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Project Seahorse

This #CitiSciMonth make your seahorse sightings count! 🔎 Spot a seahorse, 📷 Snap a photo and 💻 Share it with the #iSeahorse Project on #iNaturalist to help our scientists better protect these quirky fishes and their seas!

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Project Seahorse · Get involved with iSeahorse This April #CitizenScienceMonth - Project SeahorseApril is #CitizenScienceMonth, and we are shining a spotlight on #iSeahorse, our very own citizen science project hosted on #iNaturalist 🌊🍃 It is a platform where 🤿 divers, snorkelers, and ocean lovers like you can report #seahorse sightings to help our scientists better protect these quirky fishes and their seas. So…next time you 🔎 spot …
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Colin Purrington

iNaturalist just released a new iPhone app. In-camera IDs, offline IDs, bulk import, profile browser, etc. #inaturalist #nature #biology inaturalist.org/blog/108940-da

iNaturalistNew iNaturalist app for iPhone!iNaturalist has a completely redesigned app available for the iPhone! You can download it from the App Store. You can log in using your same username and password and see all of your existing iNaturalist observations in the new app. In-Camera and Offline IDs If you want to get quick, in-camera identification suggestions (like in Seek by iNaturalist), now you can see them in the in-app camera! Like in Seek, these also work offline. Match Screen If you want to see how confident the AI suggestions are, you can check the match screen, which shows your photo alongside photos from the best-match taxon. Bulk Import From your photo library, you can now bulk import up to 20 photos at a time and group them into observations. To access the photo library, long-press on the camera button to reveal additional ways to make an observation. Configure it like Classic If you prefer the classic flow where you can immediately edit your observation before saving or uploading, y...
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Albert Cardona

Front legs, who needs them right? It's not only mantis who dispense of them for walking. But to be fair midgets don't really ever walk. So the sensory neurons at the tips of their legs (hence flies can taste with their feet) may here have become part of a second pair of antennae.

Microtendipes sp. midget in full double antennae mode. The bushiness of its actual antennae suggests it's a male.
inaturalist.org/observations/2
#iNaturalist #Diptera #midgets #entomology

iNaturalistGenus MicrotendipesMicrotendipes from Hedgerley Close, Cambridge, Anglaterra, GB on April 5, 2025 at 11:23 AM by Albert Cardona
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Flatbush Gardener 🌈

@JMarkOckerbloom
This looks very appealing.
1) It's a Nature Conservancy site.
2) There are few iNaturalist observations. That's what I would be doing.

There's a visitors center and nature center (possibly the same). I'll check in there to see what they know that would be interesting for a quick bioblitz. I could easily triple, at least, their observations to date in an hour, the way I document things.

inaturalist.org/observations?o

iNaturalistObservationsiNaturalist is a social network for naturalists! Record your observations of plants and animals, share them with friends and researchers, and learn about the natural world.
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