I get just over 2,000,000 verifiable (excuse commas 
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Thank you, I get what I was doing wrong now.
Denmark joined the Club!
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yay!
Ecuador and Portugal are probably next.
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Colombia is only 100k observations short as well.
Denmark is, after NZ, the second-smallest country (in terms of inhabitants) - will take some more time until another sub-6 Mill. member (Costa Rica) will surpass the threshold.
For Austria, expectations are to reach the target around the time of the next CNC
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Globally, we’re also only 2000 species off 400,000
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We have made only 2 ND observations, but we think they are pretty cool!
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?place_id=13&subview=table&user_id=wildwestnature&verifiable=any
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Ecuador is very close! Our partners there are promoting it on Twitter and Facebook.
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my metropolitan area (Greater Houston) just passed 1 million verifiable.
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AAAAnd it happened!
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I’m proud to say that 0.000043993 of those observations were contributed by me.
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INABIO livestreamed a celebratory event today, for surpassing 1m observations in Ecuador!
It’s almost entirely in Spanish but you can have YouTube generate auto-translated subtitles if you’re not a Spanish speaker. The English ones seem to be pretty good.
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So who will reach 1 million in 2023?
I think my home country of Austria is a good candidate, they are at 920,113 verifiable right now. They only added 6,504 observations in January - and likely will be similar for February and March as the winter months always have less people observing but should pick up a lot in April.
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Last year, I extrapolated the trend for Austria and expect the threshold will be reached around the CNC. Let’s see 
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And here we are - Colombia joined the club! 
Just a bit over a month after Ecuador reached the milestone it is now the third South American country with over one Million verifiable observations. And Argentina will soon follow…
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@Ajott
Maybe the thread title should be changed…
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And I did not even upload those pending observations of mine yet 
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Funny…seems it has picked up speed… if it is going on like this, it will probably crack the 4 Mil mark this year :-)
Australia ticked over to 5 million observations in the past couple of days
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