alexis_orion's Journal

Hi everyone, and thanks for joining our project!
We already have 54 young birders whose observations are counted in the project and are wondering if you know of any more
@narimanofkazakhstan
@alexis_orion
@aaronr
@kemper
@bluejay2007
@bridgetspencer
@birdboy
@birdnerdjosh
@comores3
@girlwithaknowhow
@sam727
@simons6
@masonmaron
@the-catfinch
@owen_sinkus
@whimbrelbirder
@warblingsparrow
@owenstrickland
@francistbn
@maxkewlbirder1998
@josephthebirder
@selasphorus
@melodi_96
@justinamartelli
@fynkynd
@cliygh-and-mia
@mattbirder
@benthehen
@katederbyshire
@loganbaldwin
@loganlalonde
@elizabeth1
@skylarked
@teodelina
@cayennesweeney
@mountainsnbooks
@c4b
@tonnessen
@chiccadeelisa
@egosnell2002
@forrestb1
@sitkaconnor
@thomasbarbin
@war-thrush
@youngbirder15
@natem2
@brdnrdr
@bird_freak
@sammyjames
@akiley
@rufousmotmot123
@peterbins
@warbler111
@cliygh-and-mia-2
did we miss anyone? if so, you can leave a comment here.
if you have any questions about this project, write a comment here or message me (@alexis_orion) or @narimanofkazakhstan
Happy iNatting young birders,
Alexis

yesterday I finished posting my observations from my recent visit to Nova Scotia, and when I finished posting my species total for 2019 was 999! I had been hoping to reach 1000 species before we left there, but that was pretty close. This morning when I first checked iNaturalist, I saw that someone had identified one of my observations to species level. I checked if I had observed that species before, and I hadn't. That brought my total up to 1000 -- Yay!!! I'm curious to see how many I'll find before the end of the year.
Here is a set of search filters that shows how many species I have whenever you are reading this: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?d1=2019-01-01&hrank=species&place_id=any&subview=grid&user_id=alexis_orion&verifiable=any&view=species
Here is the observation that got identified which brought me to 1000: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/29254382