If you like exploring biodiversity, give #DuoNat a try, too :)

I use it to learn to distinguish birds by sight, and I love it!

The link is set to "Bird species in North America", but it aims to cover all life groups.

Check the tutorial behind the help button.

#biodiversity #birds #iNaturalist

I have a strong feeling that a *lot* of people would really enjoy a not-so-future version of DuoNat; trying to find my groove to make that happen :)

(assuming that you like birds, which I have a hunch you might ;)

I'd specifically love input about what you think this app should do so you would like to keep using it, for birds, for example :)

If you want, check the DuoNat app and tell me what you think :) duo-nat.web.app?level=all&ph...

(I set it to birds worldwide; check the tutorial behind the help button)

In case you're on Android, there's an app too.

Totally feel you :) Found this guy (only new to me) in a park in Popayán yesterday, great cloud breaker!

Nature is so amazing.

if you want, have a try at #DuoNat, and tell me if an LBB tag filter might be something people would enjoy :)

duo-nat.web.app?pairId=2854&...

check the short tutorial behind the help button.

I'll add modes "both taxa from same region" and "limit to hierarchy level x" later.

#biodiversity #birds

Yesterday I made two images of two Neoponera (in San Cipriano, Colombia). Only noticed when editing the images that one of them was in fact a spider (Castianeirinae, Corinnidae) :P

I think first time a spider fooled me that well in a long time :)

#iNaturalist #mimicry #ants #spiders

TIL that this can be written "chain maille", AND first time made the connection to "chain mail" (those letters) :P

try #DuoNat, tell me what you think :)

duo-nat.web.app

check the tutorial behind the help button

greetings from San Cipriano, Colombia :)

#iNaturalist www.inaturalist.org/observations...