Slideshows, Lots of Slideshows
It's been almost a year since the formation of the Cincinnati Re-Wild Umbrella. In this first year, we have together documented a total of 869 insect species relying on our plantings. This is truly amazing given the fact that most of our projects are on relatively small fragments of land. Spectacular job people!
Here's a slideshow showing all the insects observed within the umbrella...
https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNat_observation_slideshow.html?project_id=cincinnati-re-wild-backyard-ecological-restoration-umbrella&per_page=869&pages=1&taxon_id=47158
This second slideshow compiles a variety of data in different ways (it takes a little while to get going... be patient)...
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/cincinnati-re-wild-backyard-ecological-restoration-umbrella/stats_slideshow
You can plug your own project name in place of the umbrella to see only images from your own projects. The taxon-id in the first one can also be changed to page through your favorite taxa from your own project.
The first slideshow is part of a github repository developed by someone else. The files in this github repository query the public iNat api's to retrieve and model data. Although I have a background in information technology, I have no first hand experience with github. Instead of starting from scratch, it would be much easier to create a free github account, pull in this same library as a starting point, and modify one of these to suit your particular needs. I tried experimenting with it and was able to modify one of the files and see the modified results. I left systems development in the early 2000s with no regrets, but if anyone wants to copy and modify this code to meet their own needs... go crazy!
https://github.com/jumear/stirfry/tree/master
Shout out to @mwhitson for rattling the cage and suggesting I look at some of these slideshows and the software used in creating them. Thank you everyone for being part of this. ~ @stockslager
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Species count ordered by number of observations...
https://jumear.github.io/stirfry/iNatAPIv1_observations_species_counts.html?project_id=cincinnati-re-wild-backyard-ecological-restoration-umbrella
** Kinda cool because it allows you to scroll through and see observations we've made that have a low total observation count.
I particularly like the species ordered by numbers of observations.
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