June 2021 Challenge - summary
Our Monthly Challenge continues with another splendid effort, in the last month we all contributed a massive effort. The numbers will only go up as people may upload observations in the next few weeks. As of writing, we have contributed
Observations 5651 ( 5339 in Australia)
Species 1597
Identifiers 391
Observers 56 ( 18 with more than 50 observations at the time of writing)
@gregtasney @natashataylor @ethan241 @grisper1 @stephen169 @donnamareetomkinson @twan3253 @ ludwig_muller @zachmalcomson @hatwise @hatwise @thbata1 @karenweaving62 @nyoni-pete @leithallb @rodolfosalinas @rwl@anthonypaul
For the latest stats check out the July Challenge-Updated Stats
The 53 Australian observers contributing this month was a slight increase on the previous month. Together our observations accounted for around 9.7 % of all observations within Australia (54, 668) over the month of June (at time of writing). While the 53 observers constituted only around 1.6% of all iNaturalists observers active during the month Australia.
For the latest results of the current Month check the
June Challenge-Updated Stats
Check out how this compares to
May Challenge-Updated Stats
April Challenge-Updated Stats
March Challenge-Updated Stats March summary
February Challenge-Updated Stats February summary
January Challenge-Updated Stats January summary
December Challenge-Updated Stats December summary
How good is Greg?
How good is it when you find a plant, particularly a fern that you cannot for the life of you identify and the person who the species is named after identifies the observation?
Rasp Fern Blechnum parrisiae observed by @gregtasney, Lockyer, Gatton, Queensland
Blechnum parrisiae - Rasp Fern. "Etymology: Named in honour of Barbara Sydney Parris (1945–), New Zealand pteridologist with a special interest in Doodia and gammitid ferns".
@barbaraparris Found at Helidon Hills.
Interestingly @donnamareetomkinson came across dozens of Orange Bushbrown Mycalesis terminus beside a creek on Portland Rd, Lockhart that they stopped at.
Orange Bushbrown Mycalesis terminus observed by @donnamareetomkinson, Lockhart QLD
left Painted Grasshawk Neurothemis stigmatizans and Grass Skippers Subfamily Hesperiinae observed by ©donnamareetomkinson in Cook, QLD, Australia
jumping spider probably Genus Cosmophasis observed by ©donnamareetomkinson in Cook, QLD, Australia
with the City Nature Challenge held over the first weekend of May this month it will be amazing to see what we find!
Thank you to all those that contributed this month, I hope you will continue to be involved.
@sarinozi @chrisseager @streglystendec @owen65 @aavankampen @melbo @dragonette @jeannie_bartram @carl_ramirez @nswanson @verna29 @ellurasanctuary @larissabrazsousa @sandy_horne @heathwallum @seamus-doherty @mickey63 @rubbery @natrydd @fairypossum
@gagars @bbrice @diondior @elfir @marionmackenzie @strawberry15
