Dear observers!
It's great to see so many Red Admiral observations being recorded through our iNaturlist project!
This iNaturlist project is part of our pan-European Citizen Science network now comprising more than 40 online portals and institutions spanning more than 20 countries across Europe, uniting the amazing efforts of thousands of naturalists.
Please find out more about the project on our project page
https://insectmigration.wordpress.com/red-admiral-migration/
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Many thanks to everyone recording Red Admirals – every sighting is a valuable contribution to our project!
Marco Thoma
Insect Migration & Ecology Research Group, University of Bern, Switzerland
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These are my obsvervations of Red Admirals, for some reasons iNaturalist doesn't make me add these to the project.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/mdv?utf8=✓&q=&search_on=&quality_grade=any&reviewed=&geoprivacy=&identifications=any&captive=&place_id=&swlat=&swlng=&nelat=&nelng=&taxon_name=Vanessa+atalanta&taxon_id=49133&day=&month=&year=&order_by=observations.id&order=cresc&rank=&hrank=&lrank=&taxon_ids%5B%5D=&d1=&d2=&created_on=&site=&tdate=&list_id=&filters_open=true&view=map
Any news if the project will continue also for 2019?
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