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I'm Starting to Think You haven't Heard about the Bird
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On plant names & tags
(This post has been updated from the original.)
Names I’m not a plant expert. Not even close. The primary tools I use for identifying them are the Seek by iNaturalist app and the iNaturalist website. More input is always welcome, so if you see mistakes on this blog, feel free to let me know.
Some plants have more than one scientific name. This is because taxonomic classifications were historically based on morphology (i.e., if this thing looks like that thing, then they must be related), but as advances in genetic analyses reveal new insights, organisms get reclassified and any old names remain as synonyms. My aim is to post the most current name first, followed by synonyms (syn.) or previous (prev.) names.
Tags As I learn, I will add the tags “edible plants” or “medicinal plants” to my posts. But I’m not going to try eating or using them, and neither should you. Aside from any errors I may have made, some poisonous plants and edible plants look just like each other. Unless you already know what you’re doing, DON’T EAT THESE PLANTS! I could be wrong, and you could be dead. Don’t do it.
Last, the “fruit” tag is used here in the botanical sense, meaning the seed-bearing structure of a plant. It’s not an indicator that something is safe to eat.
We've all been locked in our homes thanks to the pandemic with little to do, but I've found something that's made what few outdoor trips I've made more interesting. It's an app called 'Seek' and it can identify most plants, animals, and fungi.
It shows the species name, if it's invasive or native, and a little blurb from Wikipedia about the species. It's very informative and really opened my eyes to how interesting my local wildlife is. I love using it while walking around town, going to a nearby park, or on secluded nature walks. It's great for people of all ages and it gives you an excuse to get out of the house and explore the world around you.
(I'm not being paid by iNaturalist, I just really love this app. It helped me find a really cute opossum once.)
shit guys just found out a wolf is sleeping in my house
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Y’all! I’d like to share a super cool app! It’s called Seek!
It’s like an achievement collection game but with plants and animals! They also partner with the WWF! Basically you take pictures of nature, and they’ll identify it and give you a badge! It also saves things you’ve seen, and gives you information on them!
It’s not perfect, and has trouble recognizing things sometimes, but it’s very cool and has identified a lot of things for me! (Also this post is obviously not sponsored)
I finally found out what the numb tongue berries are! Prickly ash
They are in the citrus family.
Time to book an appointment with the podiatrist...
