2023 is over, let me summarize some results:
We have 57 observers of Armenian Red Books species this year and these are top 10:
# | name | number of species |
1 | @kattenkwaad | 39 |
2 | @terrajanis | 36 |
3 | @loggi | 32 |
4 | @lucaboscain | 29 |
5 | @axelgosseries | 17 |
6 | @szymon_czyzewski | 14 |
7 | @cyathus | 11 |
8 | @iburyl | 11 |
9 | @biflab | 9 |
10 | @drilvonen | 9 |
@kattenkwaad is the best observer of The Red Book birds: 37 red book species.
@kseniiamarianna is the best observer of The Red Book reptilia: 6 red book species.
@theo_fiedler is the best observer of The Red Book insecta: 6 red book species.
@karineavetisyan is the best observer of The Red Book mamalia: 2 red book species.
@vardanasatryan is the best (and the only) observer of The Red Book fish: Kura Barbel.
9 Armenian Red Book species were first observed on iNats:
lat name | en name | observer | first observation |
Anser anser | Greylag Goose | @kattenkwaad | link |
Passer hispaniolensis | Spanish Sparrow | @kattenkwaad | link |
Ablepharus chernovi | Chernov's Skink | @neymark | link |
Locustella luscinioides | Savi's Warbler | @loggi | link |
Barbus cyri | Kura Barbel | @vardanasatryan | link |
Pyrrhocorax graculus | Yellow-billed Chough | @beskhmelnitsyna | link (id is yet to be confirmed) |
Phengaris nausithous | Dusky Large Blue | @theo_fiedler | link |
Cygnus olor | Mute Swan | @terrajanis | link |
Crematogaster subdentata | @cyathus | link |
Thank you all for such a productive year!
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@iburyl thanks for the statistics and thank you all for your observations!
Let's see what we will discover in 2024 :)
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