Beautiful budgies! Your snail is reminiscent of Escher!
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@austin_ajit, @erin-816 thank you! :D
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I tried out the CV on a somewhat accurate yellow irish lord I just finished.
It suggested that it was a common onion (not sure what it was thinking), and indian trumpet tree (???), and a spot tailed mantis shrimp. It also suggested an Atlantic tripletail fish, a kind of barnacle, a softshell turtle, and a few other unusual choices.
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and if you start by telling CV it is A Fish ?
Iām not sure how to tell it that itās a fish.
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I just tested your same drawing and CV suggested: Atlantic Tripletail, Yellow Snapper, Striped Searobin, Atlantic Wolffish, Planehead Filefish, Gold Blotch Grouper, Spot-tail Mantis Shrimp or Sea Perch. No trumpet trees, barnacles or turtles.
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Interesting! It definitely suggested those for me the first time, but I tried it again and it offered some different suggestions.
I bet if you flip it left to right, it will come up with some other options.
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Add that initial ID - https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/47178-Actinopterygii
If you offer CV no taxon or location, the initial ID is fun - but like asking a human to ID a picture ā¦ āwearing a (virtual) blindfoldā as we do for Unknowns - with both missing location and What are We Looking at Here?
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