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Helping with identification

djpmapleferryman says:

Don't feel shy about putting up nice pictures, even if you don't know the name.

And if you do know the name, don't feel shy about passing it on.

Working together we can go a lot farther.

Thanks to everyone, the response to this new group is inspiring.
Posted at 1:55PM, 19 October 2008 PDT (permalink)

	cyanocorax says: We could use this thread to list our favorite ID resources. I like the ID Please group here at Flickr, and also www.bugguide.net. Originally posted 56 months ago. (permalink) cyanocorax (a group admin) edited this topic 56 months ago.
	anabis says: Please help me identifying these isopods. I found them in a forest near Craiova, Romania. Thanks! Posted 56 months ago. (permalink)
	cotinis says: For North American wildflowers, a good ID resource is Wildflower Field Guide, North America. Posted 54 months ago. (permalink)
	Lip Kee says: For id of birds this site is hard to beat www.flickr.com/groups/birdguide/discuss/36682/ The ID Please group looks good, thanks for link and I certainly will try it for other creatures. Posted 54 months ago. (permalink)
	Arthur Chapman says: A good resource I have found for Neotropical Butterflies is www.neotropicalbutterflies.com/ Posted 54 months ago. (permalink)
	Arthur Chapman says: And for Queensland Insects www.geocities.com/pchew_brisbane/ Posted 54 months ago. (permalink)
	iansand says: For Australian birds Birds in Backyards has a neat search interface. Posted 54 months ago. (permalink)
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