I like this cartoon, and also it is connected to study where iNat was involved, so I’d like to share it with you. And here is the blog post (with link to the abovementioned study)
PS Non-honey bees are also on Facebook and instagram (and BlueSky but I rarely post something there 
). If you use these social media, I’ll be happy if you follow me there 
That’s so true to me. I belonged to an on-line photo group where you could post photos you had taken and be critiqued by fellow members. I posted what I thought was a beautiful photo I had taken of a male Northern Cardinal, and apologized I had posted such a common bird, but I was interested in having my technique critiqued. I can’t tell you how many folks from the west coast and indeed, from around the world who commented it wasn’t a common bird to them, and they were thrilled I had posted the photo! What is common to some is not so common to others!
Yeah, definitely! For example, a California Scrub-Jay once flew up here to British Columbia, where I live, and hundreds of bird enthusiasts showed up to photograph it. But in California, hardly anyone would give it a second glance.
Wow, Bird and Moon is so unheard of here… 
