Going to make all the other states wonder where Florida got the funding and manpower to get that kind of coverage.

Answer is: Mossworm and their car.

Thanks for sharing! I've got to play with a 365 before but never thought about pointing it towards moss and kin. Know what I need to add to my pack now.

I use the USGS Soil viewer. Here's the link: websoilsurvey.nrcs.usda.gov/app/

It allows you to download by Area of interest which you draw on an interactive map. If you follow the link just click the round green button at the top to start.

Love the fluorescent pictures. If you don't mind me asking, what blacklight are you using and do you have a filter on the light or the camera?

Love it when things line up

I vote for the first one, but everyone thinks it's the second option because seeing how stressed they are results in more stress.

If you wish to further lose your mind, but maybe increase your workflow, QGIS has a companion app/addon called QField.

QField goes on your phone and allows you to take a map offline, gather points, then sync with the desktop layers in your project.

I use it for recording moss collection sites.

Reminds me of this old image.