Birds Insects Reptiles and Amphibians Mammals · Mammals • Photograph the entire animal. • side...
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Every observation you make with iNaturalist, from the rarest butterfly to the most common backyard weed, helps scientists understand the diversity and abundance of species.
Mammals
• Photograph the entire animal.
• side view and close-ups of head and beak are helpful.
• Take photos of surrounding environment.
• Photograph the entire animal.
• top, side, and close-up of face are helpful.
• Take photos of the surrounding environment.
• If it has visible or spread wings, photograph its wing veins.
• Photograph the entire animal.
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• Take photos of the surrounding environment.
• If it is a snake, try to get close-up pictures of its head and tail, but put safety first as it could be venomous.
• Photograph the entire animal.
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• Take photos of the surrounding environment.
• Photos of tracks and scat (animal poop) are helpful.
• If you find bones, take a photo with your hand or this ruler for scale.
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