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Las Vegas, NV Dragonflies (1 Viewer)
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dave598
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I posted the second on iNaturalist, as I am a member, and nobody ever came up with an id on it. Thank you Silverwolf.
Tiraya
San Diego CA
If you don't get a reply on dragonflies you can summon @greglasley and @jimjohnson with these at symbols, and they ought to comment on it.
I have gone through the entire dragonfly sightings for that state and I don't see your observations. Did you tag them as dragonflies? I can't find your username on there either although there isn't really a way to search users at this time.
I have gone through the entire dragonfly sightings for that state and I don't see your observations. Did you tag them as dragonflies? I can't find your username on there either although there isn't really a way to search users at this time.
dave598
Registered User
Hey Silverwolf, I am dwbutcher on iNaturalist and I did not tag them as dragonflies but I have since changed that. Do I tag it with @greglasley and @jimjohnson?
Tiraya
San Diego CA
You just type their name with the at symbol and when you hit comment, it'll come up in blue text if you have done it right.
I realize my wording was confusing when I said tag. What I meant was adding an identification of "Dragonflies". This means that any experts, or anyone wanting to identify dragonflies, will find your observation. It is nearly impossible to find observations when they have no ID, as in my case above when I was looking for your photos.
If you don't know what it is then you put the closest ID you can. In this case "Dragonflies". If you aren't sure what insect it is, you can put "Insects".
I forgot there is also a "tag" function, which was not what I meant. Sorry!
I realize my wording was confusing when I said tag. What I meant was adding an identification of "Dragonflies". This means that any experts, or anyone wanting to identify dragonflies, will find your observation. It is nearly impossible to find observations when they have no ID, as in my case above when I was looking for your photos.
If you don't know what it is then you put the closest ID you can. In this case "Dragonflies". If you aren't sure what insect it is, you can put "Insects".
I forgot there is also a "tag" function, which was not what I meant. Sorry!
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