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lbradleyKV wrote:
Yesterday
Sometimes it works (getting photos of things that jump and fly). Many times it doesn’t. How many times have you gotten into position and the blasted thing flew away? I got very lucky with this one.

Graphium choredon
SuziBond wrote:
Yesterday
Gorgeous - great sighting! And impressed you managed photos.

Graphium choredon
AaronClausen wrote:
15 Mar 2024
Hi guys - this is solid, healthy debate and we definitely encourage people challenging any confirmation whatsoever because (A) it results in the absolute best possible data quality and (B) we all learn from the discussion activity.

The culture in the community we've shaped over the years is very much a supportive and constructive one. Challenging an ID (love it and absolutely encouraged on NatureMapr) is not at all related to challenging the person personally (no place for it on NatureMapr).

What do people think about us trying to formalise this a bit more with some kind of "Challenge ID" or "Politely disagree with ID" button? It's a valid action to challenge any ID and we want it to be seen as a normal and valid part of the overall process. You can also make a suggestion over the top of any confirmation which is another way for experts to express a disagreement on a record's final confirmation.

Alwisia lloydiae
LisaH wrote:
15 Mar 2024
I wonder if this could happen, or even be required to happen.

Apis mellifera
RogerF wrote:
14 Mar 2024
In February I only checked the south part of KK where large numbers of fimbriata and apostasioides emerged post fire in 2021 and have since disappeared.. Flowering was much earlier this year, presumably stimulated by the late November 2023 rains. Another interesting species that appeared post fire on the knoll in 2023 was Boronia rigens, now transferred to Cyanothamnus

Leucopogon neoanglicus

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