Last day to capture observations!

Hi everyone,

Hope you have been out documenting and enjoying South Florida's biodiversity! Today is the last day to capture observations. Remember you can find biodiversity just about everywhere. Check the lawn weeds in the parking lot of your workplace, your porch lights after dark for bugs or maybe head to a local nature preserve to find some species you haven't documented yet! Also remember we have until next Sunday, May 5th, to actually upload our observations to iNaturalist. This is also considered the identification period. I have taken well over a thousand observations but only uploaded my first one in order to avoid spending time processing my images and uploading!

So what have you seen so far? Have you run into any cool observations posted by others? Remember you can "fave" an observation so it's easier for others to look at the most interesting observations! Here are the two observations with the most faves so far:

Scarlet kingsnake found by @kwalkeriv in Everglades National Park: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/210021712

A pair of mating horseshoe crabs found by @elinetsky at the Blue Heron Bridge:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/210021712

Keep up the great work and stay tuned for an update on how we are doing. Keep those observations coming!

Publicado el 29 de abril de 2024 por joemdo