Go to inaturalist.
Type www.inaturalist.org/observations into the address bar
After the / enter your birthday in the format DDMMYYYY
What’s your birthday species?
Mine is a banded pennant (Celithemis fasciata) observed in Jackson County, Mississippi, USA.
Two-striped Grasshopper (Melanoplus bivittatus) in Colorado
Huh, mine returned a different date, 03-08-2018 instead of 15-08-2020 (clearly, my birth year would not be represented - far, far too old for iNat obs).
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/15082020
White-shouldered house moth with no photo ;(
But then I typed it as MMDDYY and got an Eastern Cicada-killer Wasp O_0
sanderling in Texas
and your variant an endangered Hawaiian raspberry!
Search mole…:(
At the top of the list for my date was a Ragged Sea Hare.
OP idea is that you post your date as part of url, like a number of observation.
You are entering the observation number, not the date of the observation. So you can put your birth year and it will come up with an observation.
Maybe the number is too high? Try MMDDYYYY instead
Bummer that they didn’t have a photo, but if you look up the species, it’s a pretty flower.
Thanks. I’ll try to do that later when I have access to a desktop computer. My critter literacy is better at times than my computer literacy.
Red huckleberry. That’s cool, I like huckleberries.
I got invasive Creeping Thistle, which is lame, so I switched to my usual preference of MMDDYYYY and got an unidentified Ceanothus in California. That works! Always excited for plants I haven’t met yet!
Nope, not too high, just a missing observation!
I got this: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/120607
A terrible photo but Research Grade observation of an endemic species so… still cool.
Edit: I did DD/MM/YY instead. For DD/MM/YYYY I get this, which seems a lot less interesting (Casual Virginia Creeper).
you arent alone, i got mole too 
btw now we know the birthdays of some repliers to celebrate :) isnt it a bit personal info to share?
If it makes you feel better, I worked where it was seen in summers as a teen, and it’s a cool place with a pretty unique biota for Canada.
I thought so. OP didn’t ask for a link which would be the easy way to see someone’s birth date. If someone were really motivated though they could figure it out using info from the screenshot.
