Mowbray, QLD

Hello everyone. Alison Milton has produced the June quarterly CNM newsletter. It has some interesting information about what the Nature Mappers have been doing and finding. We hope you enjoy the read....

Lewis @Choyster . Good Saturday !
The oldest of my photographs, low quality mobile phone only, of _Xanthostemon chrysanthus_ population of wild trees in Mossman Gorge, here: Xanthostemon chrysanthus (golden penda) .

Still to come more uploads of my much better quality photographs of the _Xanthostemon chrysanthus_ population of wild trees in Mossman Gorge .

Lewis @Choyster. Good afternoon.

I notice you're doing this import from @bereccad 's iNat –> https://www.inaturalist.org/people/bereccad
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Two points; i guess you may already be working on:

• the first photograph only has come across from iNat.
iNat export files only include the URL link of the first photograph.
To import all the first five photographs to NatureMapr directly from iNat,
the iNat API has to get used on @bereccad 's live iNat sightings,
by traversing the iNat data structure from the iNat sighting in the iNat sightings data structure, to that sighting's linked photographs in the iNat photographs data structure .

• I presume it would be preferable that @bereccad 's own username remains the first identifier of each of these imported sightings, not your username.


Aside from the above problems,
this seems from outside, looking at your apparent work on this, to go pretty well in general terms.
...

Of course, I am watching with interest, as i have many hundreds of sightings more to import.
Including 916 sightings saved in a 2023 August iNat export file shortly before i deleted all my sightings there and eventually had my account deleted by the iNat staff .

Cheers @JasonPStewartNMsnc2016

Yeah a garden planted, horticulturally bred form of _Xanthostemon chrysanthus_ 'golden penda',
this looks like.

Prompting to me.
I will now add wild trees of this species _Xanthostemon chrysanthus_ 'golden penda'.
In Mossman Gorge, in full flower lining the river banks after Cyclone Ita 2014 and in gorgeous flowers' close–ups more.
As well as properly add this species to the NatureMapr taxonomy.