Nominate your favorite observations, & Write to your favourite identifiers
Dear Friends
The amazing Monsoon Beauty event ended at 00:00 hours midnight of 5th /6th September 2021
We are taking some time to organise the results and will share them soon.
Meanwhile we would like you to share your favourite observations (or interactions)
You may share your observation as a simple posting of link with a comment - preferably @ tag the observer
For posting images (Inaturalist ones only) there is no drag and drop so one must use for html coding options to share images. To help with this we have posted a simple how to below.
Nominate your favourite observations from the Monsoon beauty 2021 Event
Someone else's observation, or your own. Write what you liked about them.
In the interest of non spamming sanity we request you to post just one, or maximum two observations.
Write to your favourite identifier
Identifiers have been our guides, without them our experience would be so much poorer. Write to them (preferably direct message them) and let them know how valuable their help has been to you personally.
If you would like to share your experiences with some of these fine identifiers you could share that in the comments as well.
Share any interaction that helped you or was relevant
The open and interactive nature of iNaturalist is what makes this community great. If there were any interactions that helped you, or that you benefited from and if they are in the public domain and should you would like to share please do share those in the comments as well.
How to Post images or share hyperlinks with text comments
Sharing an observation from the Monsoon beauty event with a comment and / or an hyperlink
So to post the observation use the following code
Name of the observation / or text you want to appear
Kindly note the Square brackets, the round brackets and the "no space" between them.
Example
The Text This beautifully observed picture of the Green Fruit Piercing Moth from Shillong by @ti_eramal is one of my favourite observation The hyperlink https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/91861584
Will render like this
This Green Fruit Piercing Moth from Shillong by @ti_eramal is one of my favourite observation
How to post an image (from inaturalist)
Click on the image, then right click and copy the "Image address" (URL)
the url for the image of the green fruit piercing moth looks like this -
Example URL https://inaturalist-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/photos/152014297/original.jpeg?1629475633
Paste as below
img src="your url" (the same url again)
add [< before img And >] after url"
Will Look like this
For more help see this forum post
Kind regards
Ram
Comentarios
I would like to thank @ram_k for leading this wonderful initiative. Without you this perhaps may have not been this successful. I joined iNAt only during the month July 2021 and in such a short span of time I have learned so much, and along the way witnessed some unique and rare organisms indeed.
Among the observations I liked, was @ram_k ‘s observation
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/89773264
which was the first in the world on this forum, positively identified, for this moth species with a fiery pattern which I find very striking.
Also I would like to thank @pierotoni10 , @unnikrishnan_mp , @hkmoths , @sivabirds , @borisb & @chayantgonsalves amongst others for confirming/correcting my IDs. These IDs were definitely very encouraging and inspiring; to learn more, to identify more and to uncover more species.
All in all, this community has really opened a whole new world, and personally for me to be more appreciative of even the tiniest and commonest organisms and the role they each play in the delicate balance of Mother Nature!
Thank you all!
Thank you and congratulations are in order for @ram_k for taking this mantle on your shoulders in successfully organizing such an amazing event. Had it not been for your invitation I would have been oblivious to the majesties that mother nature has to offer, in even the simplest of organisms.
The observation that intrigued me (and the one I liked) the most was @ram_k ‘s observation
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/89517110
which demonstrated phorensis between the mites and a beetle, which underscores the complex and interconnected relationships between different organisms, and by extension between us and nature.
Thank you @pierotoni10 @borisb @unnikrishnan_mp @hkmoths @wongun , et. al. for your guidance and in helping me with the IDs. I can’t stress this enough but, getting positive IDs from you all is the driving force and the inspiration to go out, observe more, learn more and to appreciate & value even the seemingly mundane organism nature has to offer.
Thank you and well done guys!!
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