I really enjoy joining projects. I horde projects I’ve joined like a magpie hordes random trinkets. I’m always looking for more to join and I’ve already found some good ones from seeing them get mentioned here on various forum threads. So to all my fellow magpies here, what are some of your favorite…

Hello all! It’s your friendly neighborhood niche-project hoarder here to resurrect this post! So we’ve all seen those projects for things like iNatting in urban areas, around businesses, etc. But what if those topics are of interest to you even though you live somewhere that’s not urban? Need a hot…

Just fount this one today, after searching for projects with “blurry” in the description: Cryptozoology · iNaturalist :laughing:

[image] egordon88: I’m more upset about pollen wasps being excluded Flower-Visiting Wasps of the World · iNaturalist [image] ajott: …and all the non-syrphid flies… In some ecosystems they make up the majority of pollinators (e.g. some alpine habitats). Even snails have been identified as…

Geralds of the World – my very favorite (but don’t click on Gerald itself) For identification: Found Feathers Galls of North America Leafminers of North America Skulls and Bones Recording more specific issues: Amazing Aberrants Banded Birds Bird-Window Collisions Birds with Deformed Beaks …

[image] DianaStuder: Cape protea mouse or a sengi Seems like the plain “Pollinators” project would fit.

[image] sedgequeen: Birds Looking Straight Ahead Sometimes I have moments where I’m suddenly reminded why I love this website. This was one of them lol!

I created a new project this morning that I’m hoping will collect some valuable observations. Native and Introduced Species Interactions . (If a similar project already exists, I’d like to know so that I don’t duplicate a concept. I tried to search a little but couldn’t find a match.)

I just added a bunch of observations to your project. I added the animals, but not the plants yet. The ones I added are mostly native insects eating/pollinating non-native plants. But also assassin bugs using non-native flowers as a place to ambush pollinators, non-native ants eating a larger native…

Thank you, @lappelbaum ! I’m excited to see what all people will add!

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DianaStuder March 24, 2023, 4:24pm 137

Cape protea mouse or a sengi

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