🍂 Joined in 2016 to help identify dragonflies and damselflies but started using iNaturalist seriously from mid 2018.

📕 My Victorian dragonfly book is available for purchase; more info...

☀️ During summer I'm out often looking for invertebrates to photograph. During autumn and early winter it is fungus mainly but always looking for interesting organisms.

🔎 I help identify other people's sightings when I can but do make mistakes. I look at ALL dragonfly and lady beetle observations in Australia needing ID so there is no need to ping me for these. Please note that I am only familiar with south-eastern Australian taxa so usually can help less the further afield your observations lie.

😀 Have a nice day and don't forget your camera - I did once. ;-)

📊 My iNat stats for 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018

For the record, my 5 biggest observing days are:

** number of species is dynamic depending on subsequent identifications

📷 Current Profile Photo: Early Wattle (Acacia genistifolia) from Christmas Hills, 2024. Around Melbourne the yellow covered wattle trees are an indication of approaching spring as many flower from August.

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