2/28/2021 0 Comments Thinking Way Back to September,![]() Here is what we looked at & talked about at our first virtual WMS meeting on Zoom that was all about everyone collaborating on iNaturalist identifications together, along with celebrating some star finds:
If you like, head on over to these obervations to weigh-in with comments or ID suggestions of your own. Even if something says "Research Grade" you are still free to disagree! Identifications on iNaturalist are never settled.
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