lol that IS true!
That’s still so many more identifications than observations! I think you’re doing great and giving back to the community!
Wow! I haven’t even made it to 100,000 total, let alone in one year. Thanks for all your hard work. ![]()
It will seems small, but I enter the Quebec observers list today
in the bottom but still a great surprise, I didn’t even knew of the rating before a friend point it out !
I’m kind of proud ! I’ve only download the app a year ago (on dec 26th x) )
I observed Genus Eudictya and to my surprise there are only 7 observation of this Genus around the world. More intrestingly, it hadn’t been observed since February 2023.
Passed 1900 IDs! Was thinking of maybe trying for the 2K before New Years but I think I need a break….
I just noticed that I passed 30000 IDs today. :)
Lots of ladybug IDs I presume ;)
I did a lot of identifying this year. Today, there are exactly 100 taxa for which I have identified over 1000 observations of! Most are ladybugs or birds, but a few squirrels, true bugs, and other insects have manages to push their way over 1000 identifications too. The Siberian Squill and Black Knot are probably the most out of place!
Happy new year everybody!!!
I just hit 350,000 identifications!!
Awesome! Thanks for all your hard work!
I added a few more observations at the final hour so I could get a total of 750 verifiable for the year (I already had 750 with captive plants included). Of course I still haven’t finished uploading everything from 2025. I told myself I was going to finish before the end of the year, but then I got side tracked by the ID-a-thon.
https://www.inaturalist.org/stats/2025/teakettle_wren
Indeed! Almost 23k of them are :D
But I think it was the annelids that pushed me over 30000
Wow. That is a lot. I just checked mine and I have 2 taxa that I’ve IDed more than 1000 times. (You can probably guess what they are haha)
In 2025 I made 575 observations and I observed 285 species.
I also made 67,748 IDs, mostly from Argentina and Africa and I helped 7,159 people with IDs.
187 people helped me identifying my observations.
Happy New Year!
I just, with a margin of 4 more observations, uploaded 1000 observations in 2025.
Wow! I only have four species I’ve identified 1000 of.
I set a personal record for Species/Year and Observations/Year, but the following statistic from my Year in Review page is what I’m most proud of.
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