We did it! Another tremendous push - thank you all so much! And now the numbers...
In the last 48 hours, the total number of Verifiable New England plant observations, both Research Grade and Needs ID increased from 1,783,621 to 1,784,484, an increase of 863. (And we identifiers wonder why we can't keep up, when this many observations are added over a February weekend.)
The total number of Needs ID observations decreased from 756,383 to 748,954, a decrease of 7,429. Remember, however, 863 new observations were added at the same time, so that's a total decrease of 8,292. Wow!!
In the finer categories, the number of observations at species-level dropped by 5,151. The observations at genus level dropped by 1,729. Pre-Mavericks dropped by 555.
Well, did you have fun? I did, although I'll confess my neck and butt are a little stiff and sore. Did you learn stuff? Did looking at all these photos make you yearn for spring? Do you want to do it ...more ↓
We did it! Another tremendous push - thank you all so much! And now the numbers...
In the last 48 hours, the total number of Verifiable New England plant observations, both Research Grade and Needs ID increased from 1,783,621 to 1,784,484, an increase of 863. (And we identifiers wonder why we can't keep up, when this many observations are added over a February weekend.)
The total number of Needs ID observations decreased from 756,383 to 748,954, a decrease of 7,429. Remember, however, 863 new observations were added at the same time, so that's a total decrease of 8,292. Wow!!
In the finer categories, the number of observations at species-level dropped by 5,151. The observations at genus level dropped by 1,729. Pre-Mavericks dropped by 555.
Well, did you have fun? I did, although I'll confess my neck and butt are a little stiff and sore. Did you learn stuff? Did looking at all these photos make you yearn for spring? Do you want to do it again next year? I think the IDing is getting harder, if only because we cleared out quite the backlog of "easy" IDs last year. What do you think?
And thank you!
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2023 New England Plants ID-a-thon, Feb. 24-26
