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Originally Posted by Acutipuerilis  I use Mapmate for my data (still getting used to it!). On e potentially important thing is how many specimens you see - a single one doesn't mean a lot, but lots of adults (or nymphs present) implies an established population. Ity's generally useful to have a notes field as well, for all the occasional things that don't fit into standard categories. |
Oh, I have
hundreds of
Empoasca, likely
vitis in my garden around a wild
Silver Birch sapling - so many in fact I've obviously got used to them... and alas not many photos to see if I have
decipiens in with them too
Good idea about a
population field - adults, nymphs, etc. How do you think I could go about quantifying this in the table?
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Originally Posted by charlieb Get a notepad   |
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.I already have the basic NotePad on my computer, just not very useful when I'm away from it 