CNC Philly 2021 Results!
After a wild four days of birding, bugging, backyard bioblitzing and all the other ways that nature lovers made observations -- plus another five days of uploads and identifications -- the results are in!
The official Philly CNC Totals at the cut-off time are:
Observations: 19,637
Species: 2,219
Observers: 966
Wow! These numbers are outstanding. Thank you to everyone who participated!
Read more about CNC Philly’s results, and results from around the world, on the CNC Philly project journal, here: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2021-greater-philadelphia-area/journal/51613-the-results-are-in
ACADEMY NATURALISTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO CNC PHILLY
Philadelphia City Nature Challenge 2021 was a success thanks in no small part to the contributions of the Academy Naturalists group, who added 3,875 observations of 934 species to the CNC Philly tally!
You can peruse all the Academy Naturalists’ contributions to CNC Philly with this filtered search: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?d1=2021-04-30&d2=2021-05-03&place_id=130542&project_id=academy-naturalists&verifiable=any
IN OTHER NEWS...
Now that City Nature Challenge 2021 is over, we’ve removed the “start date” from the Academy Naturalists group settings. This means that members’ past observations will now be included in the Academy’s virtual collection! Take a look at the map view in the observations tab to see Academy Naturalist observations from all around the world!
Comment below with your favorite!
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Personally, I'm quite fond of this Cape Mountain Cockroach that @isabetabug observed in South Africa almost exactly two years ago. I didn't think it was possible for any kind of cockroach to be cute until I saw this face! https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/26409683
We beat New York City!
For favorite observations, how about this weevil imitator, also by @isabetabug: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/13190014.
They even made this cute squeaking sound, @k_a_christopher! It was really cool to see how well that Cape Mountain Cockroach matched the bright orange lichen on the rock.
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