Step 2: Using gear wheel, go to “Add Annotations for Flowers and Fruits”
Step 3: Set month to January (or February) and annotate all observations. Identify page shows no more matching observations. Check taxon page and find 17 observations still listed for each of January or February.
As far as I know, casual observations don’t show in the Flowers and Fruits chart. But the numbers (17 each month) also don’t match the casual observations, which are zero for January and five for February.
when i said check “casual”, this assumes that you started with your link above, which also checks “needs id” and “research”. checking all of these will get all observations.
in February, there are 12 that are needs id or casual + 5 casual = 17.
This, perhaps, is where the bug is. If I select Casual + Needs ID + Research Grade to annotate for flowers and fruit (&without_term_id=12) in February, I see only 5; the other 12 are not visible to me. If I do the same for January, which has 17 observations to annotate on the Flowers and Fruit chart, I see zero.
Can someone also clarify whether Casual observations show on the Flowers and Fruit chart?
Can I please note that this bug remains unsolved? Certain observations are not visible to me for annotation. The separate answer about whether casual observations appear in the phenology chart does not address this.