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Asia has amongst the highest but biggest gaps in reported species distribution https://t.co/5RlAKk5cH1

We need (e.g. research grade & observations) to fill these gaps https://t.co/ZAvlLAHMxF

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2020-02-09

DYK The next Great Backyard Bird Count is Feb 14–17! Learn how you can take part: https://t.co/FPiHp3ynlU

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2020-01-29

Nearly time. How will you . I'll be doing it in watercolour if you fancy joining me, tag your sketches with A relaxing hour, watching, counting and sketching.

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2020-01-22

Bird Count Day at last! Here are Big Al and me on the route. Golden-crowned kinglet was a highlight! Hemisphere-wide bird counts continue through Jan 5. Still time to read Bird Count before you go!

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2019-12-30

Bird Count by is the perfect gift for young naturalists on your list. Kids will ❤️ finding birds in 's charming illustrations & tallying along with Ava! Inspired by a real-life citizen science event.

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2019-12-10

Bird Count by is the perfect gift for young naturalists on your list. Kids will ❤️ finding birds in charming illustrations, & tallying along with Ava! Inspired by a real-life citizen science event.

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2019-11-13

It's a Bird Count celebration this Sat, Nov 16 at 11 a.m. Drumlin Farm in Lincoln, MA! Join us for bird-related activities, a read aloud, nature craft, and tasty treat.🐦🦃🦆🦅🦢

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2019-11-11

If you want to take part in https://t.co/q5EQEU8caT for there are two workflow options for you. The first workflow asks you to place a series of points on key locations throughout the image (this can be a really fast workflow!)

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2019-10-18

iNat user dsarguetaj spotted these incredible in and it's our Observation of the Day!

More details at: https://t.co/4Bz3L7McoF

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2019-07-05

I tried to have a go at some online this morning on my phone. Giving up after three failed attempts and wondering a) if mobile enabled citizen science is even feasible and b) who is doing interesting things here?

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2019-04-13

"I posted it on iNat, of course, because that is what I do... What happened next is a classic example of iNat at its best."

Read our oral history of how and IDed this record-setting sunfish! https://t.co/JFaWJAANYd

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2019-03-21

A loveliness of all - new Field Guide has detailed information not only on the better recorded conspicuous species, but those so-called inconspicuous ladybirds which are under-recorded https://t.co/dJZB1qr1Jd 🐞🐞

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2018-11-29

Hey there! Just a reminder that our picture book Salamander Sky + The Order of the Trees published by publisher is on sale (or easily order-able) at your local independent bookstore today.

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2018-11-25

3 days in & we've already had a record 100+ observations submitted! Join in with Australia's only National Wild Pollinator Count this week! Our official hashtag: ... https://t.co/gbDjmrSNkF

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2018-11-13

Being asked to provide a 'Lay summary' and seriously considering citing Pokemon for bringing evolution back into the publics interest??? Some one has even made a Pokemon phylogenetic tree (sort of)

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2018-08-07

🎨 produced this abstract artwork using data from the imager on .
Here’s how it was made: https://t.co/9IjjEQH1Ee

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2018-03-29