





Pagoda Mini-Jade observed by Sally Adam
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Comment puis-je obtenir de l'aide pour identifier ce que j'ai vu ou entendu ?
Below are the various possible settings available when creating or editing a Collection Project's observation requirements First Section Include Taxa: Search for and select that taxa you would like to include in your project. You can choose multiple taxa (eg Mosses, Birds, Frogs, etc) of any taxonomic level. Leaving this blank means that the project will include observations of all taxa that ...
I’ve noticed many forum users seem to like eBird just as much as iNat, and often post bird sightings on both. Personally, I only tried it after having used iNat for a while and found it much more limiting and less fun to use. What are your thoughts on them? My opinions here: eBird: Pros Checklists Ability to record number of individuals seen No requirement for photos eBird: Cons No community ...
Okay, so I love using Inaturalist, and I log all of my observations on it, but I also have eBird. Now, I don’t really use eBird because I find it to be almost more complicated for user interface than Inaturalist, but I am sure I could learn the ropes eventually. Regardless, my question is, should I be using eBird as well, or should I just stick to Inaturalist? I am just not sure if it is ...
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